Penguin presents the audiobook edition of The Importance of Being Aisling by Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen, read by Amy McAllister.Meet Aisling.She''s a country girl learning to love the city sophistication of unlimited Pinot Greej and brunch, though smashed avocado still mystifies her. She can plan anything, from Secret Santa for her ungrateful colleagues to a hen party for not one but two brides.But even Aisling is thrown off course when her job and relationship suddenly go up in smoke.Life in the city was supposed to be glamorous and grown-up, but all at once she''s heading home to live with her mother. (Not without a detour to Vegas first - she''s unemployed and single, not dead.)But between making new friends and rivals, and finding her eye caught by a very handsome but very unavailable new man, going home is full of surprises. Could small town life actually hold the answers Aisling is missing?People can''t get enough of Aisling:''There aren''t enough words for how much I love it'' Marian Keyes''The year''s funniest book to date'' Hello''Will have you shedding a tear as well as laughing your socks off'' Fabulous''Both Aisling and the novel have a great big thumping heart'' Sunday Times

Brought to you by Penguin. Aisling is thirty, flirty and frazzled.But - just when she should finally be feeling all grown-up - she''s floundering.Because when you''re recovering from a broken heart as well as struggling to keep your café as sizzling as your award-winning sausages, it''s hard to feel you''ve really made it as an adult.Which is just the moment for the unexpected to strike and complicate everything.Now is not the time for a delicious new man to show up, her best friend to demand the hen do of the century and a surprise celebrity appearance.But Aisling, never one to worry about having too much on her plate, rolls up her sleeves: she''s got this.Until she discovers that being a proper grown-up means you can''t do everything.Sometimes you will let someone down.But will it be those she loves, or herself?

Brought to you by Penguin. The brand new, utterly hilarious and totally addictive romantic comedy from the No. 1 bestselling AISLING seriesAisling is 31, and she''s still a complete Aisling.With her cafe BallyGoBrunch flying and the door firmly closed on her relationship with boyfriend John, Aisling accepts an unexpected job offer and boards a business-class flight to New York in her best wrap dress and heels.As she finds her feet in the Big Apple, she throws herself into the dating game, grapples with ''always-on'' work culture, forges and fights for new friendships and brings her good wedges to a party in the Hamptons, much to her friend, Sadhbh''s, dismay.But catching up with family and friends on WhatsApp and email is not the same as sitting in Maguire''s putting the world to rights over mini bottles of Pinot Greej and a shared bag of Taytos.And yet New York has so much to offer, not least in the fireman department . . .Praise for the Aisling Series:''There aren''t enough words for how much I love it'' Marian Keyes''The Irish answer to Bridget Jones . . . it''s stuffed with laughs'' Daily Mail''Hilarious and heart-warming'' Heat© Sarah Breen and Emer McLysaght 2021 (P) Penguin Audio 2021

Penguin presents the audiobook edition of The Importance of Being Aisling by Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen, read by Amy McAllister.Meet Aisling.She''s a country girl learning to love the city sophistication of unlimited Pinot Greej and brunch, though smashed avocado still mystifies her. She can plan anything, from Secret Santa for her ungrateful colleagues to a hen party for not one but two brides.But even Aisling is thrown off course when her job and relationship suddenly go up in smoke.Life in the city was supposed to be glamorous and grown-up, but all at once she''s heading home to live with her mother. (Not without a detour to Vegas first - she''s unemployed and single, not dead.)But between making new friends and rivals, and finding her eye caught by a very handsome but very unavailable new man, going home is full of surprises. Could small town life actually hold the answers Aisling is missing?People can''t get enough of Aisling:''There aren''t enough words for how much I love it'' Marian Keyes''The year''s funniest book to date'' Hello''Will have you shedding a tear as well as laughing your socks off'' Fabulous''Both Aisling and the novel have a great big thumping heart'' Sunday Times

Brought to you by Penguin. Aisling is thirty, flirty and frazzled.But - just when she should finally be feeling all grown-up - she''s floundering.Because when you''re recovering from a broken heart as well as struggling to keep your café as sizzling as your award-winning sausages, it''s hard to feel you''ve really made it as an adult.Which is just the moment for the unexpected to strike and complicate everything.Now is not the time for a delicious new man to show up, her best friend to demand the hen do of the century and a surprise celebrity appearance.But Aisling, never one to worry about having too much on her plate, rolls up her sleeves: she''s got this.Until she discovers that being a proper grown-up means you can''t do everything.Sometimes you will let someone down.But will it be those she loves, or herself?

Brought to you by Penguin. The brand new, utterly hilarious and totally addictive romantic comedy from the No. 1 bestselling AISLING seriesAisling is 31, and she''s still a complete Aisling.With her cafe BallyGoBrunch flying and the door firmly closed on her relationship with boyfriend John, Aisling accepts an unexpected job offer and boards a business-class flight to New York in her best wrap dress and heels.As she finds her feet in the Big Apple, she throws herself into the dating game, grapples with ''always-on'' work culture, forges and fights for new friendships and brings her good wedges to a party in the Hamptons, much to her friend, Sadhbh''s, dismay.But catching up with family and friends on WhatsApp and email is not the same as sitting in Maguire''s putting the world to rights over mini bottles of Pinot Greej and a shared bag of Taytos.And yet New York has so much to offer, not least in the fireman department . . .Praise for the Aisling Series:''There aren''t enough words for how much I love it'' Marian Keyes''The Irish answer to Bridget Jones . . . it''s stuffed with laughs'' Daily Mail''Hilarious and heart-warming'' Heat© Sarah Breen and Emer McLysaght 2021 (P) Penguin Audio 2021