Snap Happy
Amazon editorial review Praise for Fiona Walker: 'Think Jilly Cooper but younger, trendier and much better ... a very funny and entertaining book' Minx 'Romps along with plenty of self-deprecating wit' Sunday Times 'An enthusiastic romp ... filled with handsome men, gorgeous girls and hanky panky' The Express Praise for Snap Happy 'Walker's style is up-beat and wisecracking, whatever the emotional weather' The Express on Sunday '.. hate to love via a one-night stand, misunderstandings and a barrel load of one-liners. You'll love every minute of this book' Company 'Fiona Walker does it again with her latest serving of whimsical banter and feisty characters. ... Fast, furious and fruity' 19 'A good choice for a light and frothy summer beach read' Miss London 'Sunshine, a garden chair and the latest Fiona Walker novel - what more could one ask? Snap Happy is the perfect choice for summer reading with its fun mix of romance, misunderstandings and handsome men. ... For every woman who dreads putting on last year's bikini this summer, Snap Happy is a great antidote' Coventry Evening Telegraph '.. a rollercoaster of emotional tangles that are vintage Fiona Walker' Bolton Evening News 'Walker's style is up-beat and wisecracking, whatever the emotional weather' -- The Express on Sunday 'Hate to love via a one-night stand, misunderstandings and a barrel load of one-liners. You'll love every minute of this book' -- Company 'Fiona Walker does it again with her latest serving of whimsical banter and feisty characters. ... Fast, furious and fruity' -- 19 'A good choice for a light and frothy summer beach read' -- Miss London 'Veritable romps through the light hearted side of life.' -- GQ Magazine 'Think Jilly Cooper but younger, trendier and much better ... a very funny and entertaining book' -- Minx the funniest, most enjoyable novel I have read all year. Fiona Walker is an unpolished diamond. She is clever, witty, sarcastic and satirical all at once... Walker's upbeat style with a barrel-load of one-liners and a cast of feisty characters make for compulsive reading ' -- Southern Daily Echo
