"I stood gawking at my hideous reflection.
What a bloody sore sight for bloody sore eyes!"

Geri's life is in a bit of a rut. In its pre-marital state it was lived with passion, attitude and alcohol. Now, post pregnancy and post-separation, it needs a good kick start.

But, oh to be her best friend Sinead! Refined, relaxed, high-flying Sinead riding the corporate roller-coaster in sunny Spain.....well, actually, insecure, lonely and bored Sinead crawling from one disastrous relationship to another.

Geri and Sinead are so busy trying to keep the lid on their own emotions, each fails to notice how the other has gone rather quiet distant.
But Geri is about to restart her life.

NEW MAN, NEW JOB, NEW ME!
Just give her a little time to think about it!

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Reviews:

A fantastic debut novel.
Ireland on Sunday, Jan 19th 2003

An exciting new author with strong links to Wexford has come up with a clever debut novel, Class Act.
The Echo, 22nd Jan 2003

A light, easy read.
Woman’s Way, 11th Feb 2003

A credible modern tale that is at times hugely funny while also being disturbingly honest. Whether you laugh or cry you may well decide that it’s time to take a good look at your own life.
Dungarvan Observer, 15 th Jan 2003

A hugely entertaining read and a unique and hilarious view of the confidence crisis often faced by thirty-something women. Highly recommended.
Irish Farmers Monthly, Feb 2003

Laced with humour and an unerring eye for character. Meet Alison Norrington, the latest chick on the Poolbeg roost and look out for a promised second novel.
Mayo Lifestyles

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