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Tell Me a Secret

Di: Jane Fallon
Letto da: Claire Sturgess
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Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Tell Me A Secret by Jane Fallon, read by Claire Sturgess.

**The million copy bestselling author of Faking Friends and My Sweet Revenge is back!**

'She's the queen of the revenge novel and Jane Fallon's done it again. Dramatic and engaging from the start, this is the perfect winter read. You won't want to put it down' Heat
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Best friends Holly and Roz tell each other everything.

So when Holly gets a shot at her dream job after putting everything on hold to raise her daughter, she assumes Roz will be waiting to pop the champagne.

But is she just imagining things or is Roz not quite as happy as she should be?

And now she thinks about it, a few things don't quite add up...

Perhaps it was a mistake to tell Roz all her secrets.

Because it takes two to tango.

But only one to start a war...

'Another winner from Jane Fallon' Hello!

'Fallon's best yet. Full of laugh-out-loud wit and mischief and some truly magical moments' Milly Johnson

'This witty and waspish tale of workplace rivalries is a deliciously devious one' Sunday Mirror
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Praise for Jane Fallon

'Original, compulsively readable' Daily Mail

'Hugely compelling and unpredictable' Ruth Jones

'Deliciously devious' Daily Express

'She's in a category all of her own' Marian Keyes

 Amicizia Contemporaneo Letteratura e fiction Narrativa di genere Narrativa femminile Psicologico
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Recensioni della critica

Brilliant, with completely unexpected twists and the ending made me cry. I really enjoyed it! (Gill Sims)
She's the queen of the revenge novel and Jane Fallon's done it again. Dramatic and engaging from the start, this is the perfect winter read. You won't want to put it down
Fallon's best yet. Full of laugh-out-loud wit and mischief and some truly magical moments. I'm a big fan (Milly Johnson)
Fallon's compelling, edgy, beautifully written narratives paint vivid portraits of likeable, flawed protagonists placed in tricky emotional situations. Watching them as they navigate their way out of these is always a joy. This latest is no different. Here, she examines fake female friendship and what happens when it goes badly wrong
Fallon is a dab hand at capturing the toxicity of friendships gone bad, and this witty and waspish tale of workplace rivalries is a deliciously devious one . . . it will keep you turning the pages
Jane Fallon explores the darker side of female friendship while keeping a wry smile on her face. And her clever combination of comedy and unsettling suspense is likely to have you eyeing your workmates suspiciously over the office kettle
Another winner from Jane Fallon
Praise for Jane Fallon
Intelligent, edgy and witty
Chick lit with an edge
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