Classic Marian Keyes; not quite as good as Rachel's Holiday, but more developed than Watermelon. The story starts off slow, perhaps in part because of the large cast of characters - main character Lucy, her three (then four) coworkers, two roommates, two male friends, and family. However, it picks up steam as soon as she meets Gus (about a fifth of the way in) and remains delightful to the end. Like most chick lit, you can predict the conclusion, but it's an enjoyable ride while you do.
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