Four very different women...all addicted to shoes.
Lorna is up to her eyeballs in debt but can't help bidding for the newest Jimmy Choos on eBay. Helene is unhappily married to a politician who keeps threatening to cancel her credit cards. Sandra pays her shoe bills by working as a phone sex operator. And Joss is a nanny who has found herself in a family from hell and will do just about anything to get out of the house on her night off.
When they come upon a classified advert, inviting shoe lovers to a weekly shoe-swap, each one jumps at the chance to meet fellow addicts. But none of them realise that they will come away with much, much more than just a new pair of kitten heels...
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'I was hooked from the first page and read it in one sitting. I couldn't put it down. A pleasure from start to finish.' Marian Keyes
Autorentext
Beth Harbison has been writing fiction since primary school, when she added sixty pages onto her copy of Black Beauty that brought all the horses back to life - 'Happily Ever After' is a concept she takes very seriously! Beth lives in Maryland, USA, with her family. For more information you can visit her website, www.shoeaddictsanonymous.com
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Four very different women...all addicted to shoes.
Lorna is up to her eyeballs in debt but can't help bidding for the newest Jimmy Choos on eBay. Helene is unhappily married to a politician who keeps threatening to cancel her credit cards. Sandra pays her shoe bills by working as a phone sex operator. And Joss is a nanny who has found herself in a family from hell and will do just about anything to get out of the house on her night off.
When they come upon a classified advert, inviting shoe lovers to a weekly shoe-swap, each one jumps at the chance to meet fellow addicts. But none of them realise that they will come away with much, much more than just a new pair of kitten heels...
'I would happily recommend Shoe Addicts Anonymous to anyone who loves shoes ... or smart, funny, realistic women enjoying each other's friendship and the happiest of happy endings.' Jennifer Weiner