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Search - Sex, Lies And Cellulite: A Love Story (Harlequin Next)
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Book Description:
Sylvia Hunter feels herself flying off in so many directions she can't make sense of it. Forget the fact that her perfect daughter is going through a Goth phase. Or that her overbearing mother-in-law and crazy aunt are going to drive her to murder. "Something's" up with her husband. And judging from Greg's recent liesÂ… Well, the only thing that's certain is that Syl needs to act "fast!" Maybe she should dye her hair, lose those extra pounds--"anything" to get the attention again of the man she loves to distraction.
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Angela C. (One H-O-T read. Syl and Greg have their problems in their marriage. You'll just have to read this!!
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If you like humor in your story you should enjoy this book. There is some sad moments, some funny moments. This is a couple that has been married for 20 years or longer, the book reenforces the fact that communication is very important in any relationship. Good reading, I would call it chick lit rather than romance.
Barbara B. (I always enjoy a Next novel. Not the best, but had a ring of honesty...
This was a fast, entertaining read. It was a good, temporary diversion from my busy schedule. The author uses some good humor, too.
Sarah H. wrote on 12/19/2006...First book I've ever read bye this author. I'll be looking for more.
I read this book in one day. Really good book & it didn't end the way I thought it would. It had an way better ending.