Last Tang Standing

'I absolutely adored it. It is the funniest rom-com I've read in a very long time ... Andrea stole my heart ... I cannot wait to get my hands on whatever Lauren Ho writes next', Beth O'Leary, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Flatshare 'Andrea Tang is wise, witty, flawed and perfectly written. I adored her story, and felt so seen by it. If you loved Crazy Rich Asians you'll gobble this up!' Laura Jane Williams bestselling author of Our Stop 'Both joyfully entertaining and socially perceptive, Lauren's debut is a vivid read on dating, work and family in Singapore through the lens of a brutally honest protagonist of gold. I loved it' Naoise Dolan, author of Exciting Times 'Last Tang Standing is a fun, funny, addictive adventure starring a loveable heroine with impeccable taste in handbags (if not men). Relatable and romantic, Andrea Tang will have you nodding along and shaking your head in equal measure as she tries to balance friends, family, romance and her career. A perfect summer page-turner from Lauren Ho, I loved it' Lindsey Kelk, bestselling author of the I Heart Series 'This book is an absolute delight. Andrea Tang is the protagonist that we all need to remind us of the complications of navigating our thirties. Lauren brings humour and heart to the glittering, fast-paced landscape of Singapore' Balli Kaur Jaswal, author of Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows 'Witty, vibrant and full of characters I'd love to go for drinks with. As a reader who loved Bridget Jones back in the day, I'd say that Andrea is the millennial Bridget' Louise Hare, author of This Lovely City 'Hilarious ... Last Tang Standing is not just a novel about Asian women, it's a story about women everywhere as we fight for our personal happiness, love and respect' Nguyen Phan Que Mai, bestselling author of The Mountains Sing

Lauren Ho is an elder millennial who currently works as a regional philanthropy manager with Doctors Without Borders in Singapore. Before that, she spent five years as a legal counsel and two years working for the UN Refugee Agency. She lives in Singapore with her husband and daughter. Last Tang Standing is not based on her mother. At all. Seriously.