Since November 2009Book Cover: The Good, The Bad and The Dumped by Jenny Colgan
Posted on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009 by Chloe
The cover for Jenny Colgan’s new book The Good, The Bad and The Dumped is finally up online, and here it is! I think it’s gorgeous, and the book sounds like a good read too. It’s due out on 15th April 2010, and here’s the synopsis:
“Posy is delighted when Matt proposes - on top of a mountain, in a gale, in full-on romantic mode. But the next morning disaster strikes: he backs out of the engagement. Crushed and humiliated, Posy starts thinking. Why has her love life always, ALWAYS ended in total disaster? Determined to discover how she got to this point, Posy resolves to track down her exes . . .
Is there hope for Matt, or will she fall back in love with an old flame? What about Lord Voldemort, the old boyfriend that cannot be named? And could Posy face up to the idea that, actually, one day she could live life on her own terms?”
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