**PRE-ORDER NOW - The darkly comic, addictive new novel about friendship and envy from the bestselling author of JUST GOT REAL and GETTING RID OF MATTHEW** 'Propulsive, with twists and turns I didn't see coming, yet warm and good-hearted. I enjoyed it SO much' JENNIE GODFREY 'Her snappy, clever fiction . . . seems to slip down like a glass of nicely chilled white wine' SUNDAY TELEGRAPH 'Jane Fallon's books never disappoint. She's so good at tapping into the best and the worst in us. Fabulous' RUTH JONES No one's secrets are safe... Kitty thought moving to London would spice up her life. Unfortunately, she ended up on Ashdown Close, where the hottest topic of gossip is a missed bin collection. That was before the arrival of Sian and Rich at number 8. They are cool and glamorous, and Kitty is perfectly willing to be dazzled by their company. But when she spots a mysterious woman furtively leaving their house, she realises they might not be the magnetic couple she thought. Aided and abetted by best friend Grace, Kitty feels she needs to investigate. Do Sian and Richard really have something to hide, or are Kitty and Grace just being nosy neighbours? And if they are, perhaps they are not the only ones. Because on this street's nobody's business might just turn out to be everybody's business . . . PRAISE FOR JANE FALLON 'Gripping, sharp and brilliantly twisty. Deliciously readable. A rollercoaster of revenge' DAILY MAIL 'Witty, smart, topical and full of heart. the sun-lounger smash of the summer' TAMMY COHEN 'Impossible to put down. Fabulous characters and a story that just will not let you go!' RUTH JONES 'Jane Fallon's wry observation and razor-sharp wit in this unputdownable page-turner will grab you from the first page and the action races along at breakneck speed' SUNDAY EXPRESS 'Her snappy, clever fiction . . . seems to slip down like a glass of nicely chilled white wine' SUNDAY TELEGRAPH 'Witty, funny, beautifully written and dotted with life's truths like sprinkles on a birthday cake' CATHY KELLY 'Sharply observed, wickedly funny, with real depths of emotion too. Absolutely unputdownable' MILLY JOHNSON
