Perfect Timing
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4.1 • 9 Ratings
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- $7.99
Publisher Description
A deliciously irresistible tale of a romantic encounter with unexpected consequences, from the bestselling author of An Almost Perfect Summer and The Wedding of the Year
Poppy Dunbar is out on her hen night when she meets Tom Kennedy. With his dark eyes and quirky smile, he could lure any girl off the straight and narrow, but what really draws Poppy to him is the feeling that she's known him all her life. She can't go through with the meeting they arrange - but she can't go through with the wedding either.
Suddenly notorious as 'The Girl Who Jilted Rob McBride', Poppy moves to London. Soon Poppy's installed in the bohemian household of Caspar French, a ravishingly good-looking young artist with a reputation for breaking hearts. But even in her colourful new home, Poppy can't get Tom off her mind. Until she's tracked him down, she'll never know if their meeting was destiny - or if the future holds something entirely different for her . . .
Readers love Perfect Timing!
'Funny, light, compelling, captivating and the definition of a page-turner' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'Glued to my hands! Jill Mansell is my absolute favourite author. She weaves this amazing tale that is funny, serious and loveable!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'Jill Mansell has written her best romance. The life and loves of Poppy Dunbar leave you laughing and crying on the same page' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'This is my favourite book by this author . . . I have read it about 10 times so far and will read it again' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'Jill Mansell must be the best author going. I have read every book she has written and she just gets better and better' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Mansell's Brit chick lit invasion continues with this enjoyable romp that begins with Poppy Dunbar meeting a charismatic stranger at her bachelorette party. Next thing you know, she's abandoning her intended at the altar and heading to London, but not before she learns that her dad isn't her biological father. In London, she shares a flat with spoiled but desperately insecure Claudia and roguish artist Caspar French, and sets out to find her mystery man and her real father. Soon, though, Poppy learns that getting what you want isn't the same as getting what you need. While undoubtedly by-the-numbers, the story is elevated by strong characters; Poppy and Caspar in particular, and even Claudia, who could so easily be a clich , earn the reader's sympathy. The end result is thoroughly enjoyable.
