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My Sweet Revenge Pdf, Epub, Ebook MY SWEET REVENGE PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Jane Fallon | 416 pages | 12 Jan 2017 | Penguin Books Ltd | 9781405917759 | English | London, United Kingdom My Sweet Revenge PDF Book I absolutely loved how the story, that already was quick - paced, has suddenly gained even more speed with the unexpected part 2! Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Revenge is sweet. Not cool! But I was rooting for Paula all the way, to show Robert what for. I like Fallon when I need something frothy and mindless to read this kept me sane on a train journey from hell but I have to admit that I had my reservations about the way this tips over from meanness to downright nastiness in places. Jan 18, Joanna Park rated it it was amazing Shelves: physical-proof-from-publisher. My Sweet Revenge by Jane Fallon. Now I knew mint was invasive. Now he's one of the nation's most popular actors. This is a light read which was much appreciated and what more appealing subject than laughing at a hapless, and dare I say it, self- opinionated man, whose wife has become invisible to him after twenty odd years of marriage? Writer: Andrew Peter Marin. She seeks revenge! Then she realises that he is having an affair. Probably it's not politically correct to try to lose weight, succeed and feel better in the new body nowadays but I found myself cheering Paula on, clapping and being glad that she succeeded and to be honest, she was like inspiration for me. Aa sneaky twist at the end just made the story for me. I am not sure that I could do what Paula does in this book, which is find out my husband has been cheating on me, and not let on to him at all, for months until she is ready to try and enact her revenge. Use the HTML below. The series focuses on the troubles these young teens faced with, their character development, and how they deal with those issues, by also learning life lessons. She's going to remind Robert just what he's sacrificing. Thank you to Michael Joseph and Netgalley for this copy of the book that I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily. Oct 22, Malia rated it really liked it Shelves: women-s-fiction. Sign In. Even the "big twist" the classic "double bluff" in the middle of the story was revealed in identikit fashion. Paula's husband was cheating on her, and it is a terrible thing to happen' to anyone. Smart, sassy, honest and maybe a little bit bitchy? Apr 13, Ivanciu Ana-Maria rated it it was amazing. She gave up her dreams so he could make it, now he's one of the nation's most popular actors. This is a well written escapist novel, that has charm and some great characters such as Paula's boss who cheerleads Paula's self improvements and her outlandish plans, even when they veer on the side of mean. Will keep your riveted' Sunday Mirror 'A deliciously devious plot. To each their own! And how well the author portrayed Saskia! Details if other :. I hate chocolate mint. Paula slowly improves her body image as exercise pays off. Would you confront them about it? She may have changed physically, but is it also her attitude and perseverance that really makes you want to wave your pom poms in the air. Robert, on the other hand, oh boy, Robert, he was such a self - centred and narcissistic bore but it made me hollow laugh to see how happy he was with himself when, in fact, he was a ageing "star" of a soap - opera. My Sweet Revenge Writer He won't just think, 'Oh goo I want to make my husband fall back in love with me. Katherine age 13 Dana Elcar Kelly McGillis was good as the sister of the man that is made the scapegoat of the crime. She gave up her dreams so he could make it, now he's one of the nation's most popular actors. Notify me of new posts by email. When she starts her campaign to win her husband back- she loo When Paula suspects her husband of having an affair with his costar- she plans to get revenge by making him fall back in love with her and wrecking any chance of his new love staying together. Samuel Seo Robin. Fallon's characters are engaging, well developed and even those with an extra bit of colour remain believable rather than becoming too comical or too caricatured. Sort order. By mean manipulations I don't mean anything life - endangering although Jane Fallon touches lightly upon the moral and ethics limits but in my opinion she also comes out on top. Well, Paula has found out that her world is about the crumble pretty much rivalling the amount of crumble on a good ol' apple crumble to be honest ; but instead of getting in his face and turning the air around them rather colourful, she is taking matters into her own hands. Check out some of the IMDb editors' favorites movies and shows to round out your Watchlist. A darkly comic and addictive read' Daily Express 'The twists and turn will totally hook you' Closer 'A romp-along tale of infidelity, manipulation and getting even. Another fun romp by Jane Fallon, "My Sweet Revenge" is the story of a wife who discovers her husband is a cheater, and sets out to make him fall back in love with her so she can then dump him on his sorry arse! Was this review helpful to you? The writing style is good. My opinions are my own, and I do apologise to everyone who might be offended by them. The thing is who her husband is having an affair with is also married. To ask other readers questions about My Sweet Revenge , please sign up. External Sites. I think some may say that Paula deserved what happened to her, with totally forgetting about herself and turning into an unhappy woman who needed to search the net to find something to speak to with her husband, but I am not the one who thinks so - I think that it is normal that people, even those who love each other incredibly and crazy, and it was not Paula and Robert's case - would eventually drift a little apart and live in their own worlds - but not taking it to such extremes as Paula and Robert, of course. Add to Wishlist. I found this entire thing so very petty - and not in an entertaining way. Color: Color. The abortion goes wrong and the girl dies. This is what makes this book so so good. Instead, Jane Fallon has created a badass, sassy and phenomenal main character who does the complete opposite. Sep 02, Razvan Banciu rated it really liked it. Error rating book. This is a fun, light and entertaining read about Paula who finds out that her actor husband, Robert has been having an affair with a fellow actress, Saskia, on a country soap opera. Absolute brilliant read; I definitely recommend this as your not-so-guilty secret. Aug 05, Amanda rated it really liked it. Even the background characters, such like Paula and Robert's daughter Georgia, or Robert's sister Alice, the self - obsessed one who reckoned she's an actress, even though she was anything but, brought so much life and were like a breath of fresh air. Weight became a huge feature of this book - the idea being, the fatter you are, the less likely you are to be loved. Best School Dramas 69 titles 13 loves. Writer: Andrew Peter Marin. The story of the teenage girl Oh Ji Na, who get a note which can be used to take revenge on others by typing in their names. Only a woman could write about such a subject. Edit page. Funk Punk. Jun 24, 32 of 32 episodes seen. View all 4 comments. Score: 8. Although Paula is a woman who has spent the last twenty years in the shadows and on the sidelines, she is perceptive, intelligent and full of surprises. Jan 24, Isabelle Broom rated it it was amazing. This is something I'm sure a lot women fear, me included. Rate This. My Sweet Revenge Reviews They are caught up in a love triangle with her. I was really hooked from the first page and didn't want this book to end. Official Sites. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. I'm not going to write any more - not because it isn't possible to write a longer, more detailed review and not because the book isn't worthy of one, but because actually I just really enjoyed "My Sweet Revenge". Enlarge cover. Buy on Amazon. Top Cross-Dressing. Paula slowly improves her body image as exercise pays off. Add Recommendations. I enjoyed Jane Fallon's writing style, and there were moments where I was loving the book. But it did. Buy on Amazon. I can safely confirm that Jane Fallon is back on form with this funny novel detailing how Paula is going to take her revenge. She becomes obsessed with getting revenge for the sake of her dead brother. In fact, these are actors that were on their way to becoming stars in their own right. Katherine Dennison Breen Alec Baldwin Revenge is sweet. Add Cast. Story 7. Plotting and reason are leveled out with Myra and some with Josh.
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