Book Review: A Spring Affair by Milly Johnson
Posted on Sunday, June 21st, 2009 by Chloe
Elouise ‘Lou’ Winter is married to second hand car dealer Phil, but their marriage is far from happy. Lou knows Phil has been unfaithful, but he uses it to his own advantage, keeping Lou under his thumb.
But when Lou spots an article in a magazine about clearing out clutter, she has no idea just how far how cleaning obsession is going to reach. Not to mention the small crush she has on the man who brings her skips Tom Broom, Lou is heading for a big lifestyle change, but is she ready to take on everything that comes with it?
Will Lou find her happy-ever-after or is Phil Winter just too much in control for her to break free?



Jessica Ruston‘s debut novel Luxury is due out on 9th July and is published by Headline. It sounds as if it would be perfect for fans of Louise & Tilly Bagshawe. The synopsis reads:
Lucinda Rosenfeld, author of What She Saw and Why She Went Home, has her third novel out on July 29th titled I’m So Happy For You. I love the cover and it sounds like a good read:
The title of Cecelia Ahern’s novel has been changed from The Girl of Tomorrow to The Book of Tomorrow. We’ve spotted the cover as well, and think it looks gorgeous, although there’s no confirmation this is the British cover yet as it appears on HarperCollins US site . AmazonUK have also got a synopsis for the book so here it is:
Irish sisters Rio and Dervla haven’t spoken for many years, and neither is particularly bothered by this as they live very separate and different lives. However, the death of their father Frank reunites the pair, and they both regret the time spent apart.
Barbara has been diagnosed with cancer, and realises she isn’t going to be around for her family much longer. So she decides to write her four daughters a series of letters, each personal and individual for them, so that they have a little bit of their mother left after she has gone. 



