The last time I read Joy Fielding I was 15 and discovered her books in my local library. See Jane Run is the one that made the biggest impression but I remember enjoying all of her books.
All the Wrong Places makes a nice holiday read. It's not the most gripping novel I've ever read but at the same time I was curious to see how the story ended for all the characters. There's a serial killer hiding behind an online dating profile, Paige who recently broke up with her boyfriend after he cheated on her with her cousin, Paige's mum Joan who is widowed and also looking for love, Paige's friend Chloe who is fed up with her husband who can't keep it in his pants, and to make it even more fun, Paige's cousin Heather who has been copying Paige all her life, trying to be as successful as Paige but often falling short.
All the Wrong Places makes a nice holiday read. It's not the most gripping novel I've ever read but at the same time I was curious to see how the story ended for all the characters. There's a serial killer hiding behind an online dating profile, Paige who recently broke up with her boyfriend after he cheated on her with her cousin, Paige's mum Joan who is widowed and also looking for love, Paige's friend Chloe who is fed up with her husband who can't keep it in his pants, and to make it even more fun, Paige's cousin Heather who has been copying Paige all her life, trying to be as successful as Paige but often falling short.