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What Planet Can I Blame This On?

On sale

3rd June 2021

Price: £9.99

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Selected: Paperback / ISBN-13: 9781529363722

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Reviews

Holly Martin, author of Autumn Skies over Ruby Falls
Laugh-out-loud funny, brilliantly written and utterly swoon worthy, What Planet Can I Blame This On? is the book we all need right now. Such a fun read!
Helen Fields, author of the DI Callanach thrillers
Perfect reading for twenty and thirty-somethings, written in the language of failed relationships and the hope for something better. Wry, witty, insightful, fast-paced and just great fun, this is a fabulous debut. It represents so much of what people go through on the pathway to finding out what they really want. It's going to be a hugely popular read.
Sue Moorcroft, author of One Summer in Italy
It's rare that a book really makes me laugh out loud, but this one did. Krystal's sassy, authentic narration carries the reader effortlessly as she prepares for her 'Saturn Return' and delves into its meaning. I felt as if I were living her problematic life with her! I think I fell in love with Ryan a little before she did . . .
Beth Corby, author of Leave It To Fate
A joyous romp into the highs and pitfalls of following your stars.
Catherine Miller, author of Waiting For You
What a stunning debut this is! I loved the cast of Krystal and her friends. Throw in a new interest in horoscopes and an episode of Hoarders (I've watched the whole series during lockdown) then this is the perfect read, even if it isn't always written in the stars! An author to look out for!
Bella Osborne, author of Meet Me at Pebble Beach
Fresh, fun and fascinating from an exciting new talent.
Fiona Gibson, author of The Dog Share
It's fresh, wise and hugely funny and real - a celebration of that tricky late twenties stage when you reckon you should have it all figured out - but definitely haven't. When neither your horoscopes - nor even your very best friends - have all the answers. I loved it!
Gillian Harvey, author of Perfect On Paper
Delightful, fun and full of laugh-out-loud moments