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Von Männern und Mäusen
Gemma Townley

Luebbe Verlagsgruppe, 2007

When in Rome...: A Novel of Piazzas and Passion

37 reviews
Gemma Townley

Ballantine Books, 2005

A Great Summer Read!!
I took this book with me on a 4 day trip to Florida last summer - it was the perfect book to sit and read in or by the pool. I absolutely loved it. I would recommend it to anyone looking for an easy, light-hearted summer read! Just take it for what it's worth and enjoy it!!!

The Hopeless Romantic's Handbook: A Novel

4 reviews
Gemma Townley

Ballantine Books, 2007

terrific contemporary romance
In London Kate Hetherington blames her best friend Sal (married to Ed) for her trying speed dating. Their other pal single Dr. Tom Whitson says Kate is a hopeless romantic who will be disappointed by love. Kate is upset over the teasing so she goes on to EBay for fun and buys the Hopeless Romantic's Handbook. Kate likes working as the interior stylist for the TV makeover show Future: Perfect. ...

Little White Lies: A Novel of Love and Good Intentions

29 reviews
Gemma Townley

Ballantine Books, 2005

loved it!
Gemma Townley definitely knows how to absorb a reader into never letting the book down. Even with the busy schedule I was living,... I finished this book by staying up all night long and not sleeping a wink. This book was something i enjoyed a lot and allowed me to get away from the real world and live a fantasy world just for a day.

The Importance of Being Married: A Novel

7 reviews
Gemma Townley

Ballantine Books, 2008

Wild about Jessica and her antics
Jessica Wild is anything but. Her idea of a good time is visiting her grandmother's neighbor in the nursing home and concocting a fictitious romance (complete with the happily ever after) worthy of the paperback novels her friend adores. Jessica's problems begin, though, when her friend passes and leaves her fortune to Mrs. Jessica Milton, Jess' alter ego who married her boss. Now Jess has fifty ...

Learning Curves: A Novel of Sex, Suits, and Secret Affairs

10 reviews
Gemma Townley

Ballantine Books, 2007

Among the more enjoyable and intelligent chick-lit out there
Since I used to live in London, I buy any chick-lit that's based there, whether I think it looks interesting or not. This book stuck out at me since it's rare to see a chick-lit book that explores mildly-intellectual things (business ethics for example) while still telling a single-girl-coming-into-her-own story. The premise of the book is that Jen's mother wants her to infiltrate her ...