Gym and Slimline
£8.50
A swanky new gym has opened in leafy south-west London. Four women bond over push-ups and Pilates and become firm friends.
Percy likes sorting out other people’s problems, but her own life is a shambles, with a terrible secret addiction. Can she kick it and win back the love of her husband?
Patrice, wealthy but damaged, wants another baby, but husband Jonty isn’t interested in sex. Is it her imagination, or is he getting too close to the husband of one of her new friends?
Carmen is living dangerously, determined to get pregnant by her cold, treacherous boyfriend. She doesn’t see what is under her nose until it’s nearly too late.
Suzanne adores her sexy second husband, but is she neglecting him for her job? And has she realised what is happening to her teenage daughter?
New best friends. Their friendship is about to be tested to the limit.
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by H. Griggs
I have never felt the urge to write a review before, so this is a first for me! I absolutely loved this book, it was warm and funny and I carried it everywhere with me until I had finished it. I cannot wait for the next book from this author. Thanks for an enjoyable read !
by Mistybeaver
Nice easy read
by Claire
Read it in three days, kept me entertained! Some bits were slightly predictable (Jonty/Patrice – it was obvious what was going on there!) but it made me laugh and it was very well written.
by David
I love the Tremarnock series and thought I would buy this. Its too girly for me. I read 30 pages and put it down. It seems to be about a few different couples. Far too complicated, not at all like here Tremarnock series of easy reading bvooks
by Jessie Jo
A clever storyline an interesting group of characters of which at least one you could relate to. A diverse tale easy to read.
by Rosie
Found it hard to get into at the beginning.
by Mrs S
A good story and fairly easy read, but there’s no real sense of time – events jump forward many months and it can be difficult to work out what’s going on. I also felt that some parts of the story were not well explained. Major things happen and are glossed over until the end.
by Annie D
This is entertaining and reasonably well-written. Don’t look for any substance though as it is all rather shallow.