Mr. Maybe

At twenty-seven, Libby thinks there's a lot to be said for a rich husband. So when Nick comes along - lovely, funny, handsome Nick, who has no money whatsoever, lives in a grotty bedsit and thinks the perfect night out consists of the pub and his mates - she decides he's only good for a fling. No strings attached. Investment banker Ed, on the other hand, could possibly be the answer. His house in Regent's Park makes up for his hideous moustache and she can probably overlook his irritating habits, and anyway, he's crazy about her. But does Libby really know what she needs? Is she just in love with being loved? Or is she loving the lifestyle, rather than the man?

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"Jane Green's third novel about the business of netting a man will go straight to the bestseller lists." --"Marie Claire <br>"There's no maybe about it: Jane Green's follow-up to "Jemima J is a righteously hilarious read." --"Glamour <br>"It's as frothy as a cappuccino-you'll want to gulp it down." --"Essentials Magazine<br>

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Jane Green is a former journalist who gave up her job on the Daily Express to write a real woman's account of being single in the city.That account became Jane's first novel, Straight Talking. A huge success, Straight Talking was followed by ten more bestselling novels: Jemima J, Mr Maybe, Bookends, Babyville, Spellbound, The Other Woman, Life Swap, Second Chance, The Beach House and Girl Friday. Jane has four children and lives in Connecticut

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