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'If you've ever felt like the only person in the world who isn't perfect . . . this is what you need to read' Daisy Buchanan
Meet Robin Wilde: mum, newly-appointed official girlfriend, make-up artist extraordinaire and general plate-spinning, life-juggling, balance-seeking badass. Or so she likes to think.
Everything seems to be slotting into place, not just for Robin but for her close-knit little world of friends and family too. Yet despite all that, she still feels like she's blagging it.
Although things seem pretty great on paper, cracks are beginning to show. Robin's best friend Lacey is struggling to bond with her baby, her Auntie Kath suddenly seems distant and her daughter Lyla is finding it hard to adapt to having a man in their lives. For once everybody is depending on Robin, but the pressure is mounting and she's starting to feel overwhelmed.
So, when Robin's asked to go to the States for work, it seems like the getaway they all need. Look out New York, Robin and her girls are on their way! But will the city that never sleeps make or break them?
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This is what you've been saying about the Robin Wilde books:
'Amazing'
'Had me gripped from start to end'
'I just loved it so much'
'So real, so relatable, so inspiring'
'Uplifting, touching and very true to life'
'Witty and heart-warming'
Praise for the Robin Wilde books:
'Warm, engaging . . . [Robin Wilde] is a chatty winning yet poignant heroine'
SOPHIE KINSELLA
'I fell in love with Robin and her family before the end of the first page . . . A fabulous mix of escapism and relatability, this is a hug of a book'
DAISY BUCHANAN
'Wonderfully written and full of humour. Funny, heartfelt, tender and empowering'
GIOVANNA FLETCHER
'Hilarious, moving and extremely well written'
SUNDAY TIMES STYLE
'If it's great big belly laughs you're after, then meet Robin Wilde'
FABULOUS MAGAZINE
Can't wait to read more from Louise Pentland? Look out for her new non-fiction book, MumLife: What Nobody Ever Tells You About Being A Mum. Search 9781788702928.
