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‘Witty and warm-hearted’ Saga magazine

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'Beth’s tightly-told tale sneaks up on you then completely grips you. Unputdownable' Mel Giedroyc, The Best Things

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'Amusing, smart and compassionate, this is a fabulously relatable feel-good read about the mystery of a ghosted friendship’ Liz Robinson, LoveReading

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‘A funny, fresh look at female friendship’ Fabulous magazine (The Sun)

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'Funny and smart and full of painfully relatable observations about life' The i Paper

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‘A rewarding tale of second chances’ Publishers Weekly

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'Sharp, smart and relatable … A proper feel-good mystery' Samuel Burr, The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers

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'Isabella's not dead. Or is she? Absolutely loved this book. A witty, wise and compelling exploration of female friendship. I laughed, I cried, I nearly weed myself’ Anna Mazzola, The Book of Secrets

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‘[An] exuberant, suspenseful, hilarious tale of female friendship and frustration … An addictive mystery [and] brilliant fun’ Jo Harkin, The Pretender

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‘Smart, funny and life-affirming. A beautifully written, hugely relatable story about friendship, family and finding oneself’ Freya Sampson, The Last Library

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‘Such a joy to read – funny and clever and charming and captivating’ Bethany Clift, Love and Other Human Errors

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‘I inhaled this book; it’s so funny and warm and sharp and witty and true’ Marianne Levy

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Praise for Beth Morrey:

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'Funny, inspiring and uplifting' Nina Stibbe, One Day I Shall Astonish the World

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'A (sometimes raging, other times outrageous) reminder that we should all give far fewer f@*ks. It's joyous!' Nikki May, Wahala

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'A must-read for all people-pleasers! … Explosive, funny, thought-provoking' Good Housekeeping

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‘Infectiously freeing … One of the most fun books I’ve read, ever’ The Independent

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'Made me laugh, cry and want to blow stuff up' Clare Pooley, How to Age Disgracefully

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'Will leave you squealing and cheering' Lizzy Dent, The Sweetest Revenge

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