Still Thinking of You

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Still Thinking of You

By: Adele Parks

Narrated by: Jayne Ashbourne

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IS HONESTY ALWAYS THE BEST POLICY?

From the Sunday Times bestselling author of Just My Luck and Both Of You, comes an unputdownable novel about the ties of old friendships, the passion of new love and whether honesty is always the best policy…

Tash and Rich are wild about each other; wrapped up in their fairy-tale love and excited for the future, they plan an elopement in the French Alps.

When Rich invites his old university friends along for the celebrations, Tash is excited to get to know more about the people who shaped him.

But Tash gets more than she bargained for when an unexpected guest arrives, armed with secrets about Rich…

Can she still hold on to plans of a bright future with Rich once she learns the truth about his shady past?

Praise for Still Thinking of You:

'You won't be disappointed' Heat

‘A very addictive novel’ Big Issue

‘Savvy romance’ You

‘Beautifully constructed’ Daily Record

‘Very good’ Woman’s Own

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I have enjoyed previous books by Adele Parks but this was just ... nothing. Firstly - it is 15 hours of basically the same merry-go-round with not a lot of likeable people, doing, saying or thinking not a lot of likeable things and the only person I cared for was Tash who frankly I wanted to scream at to run a mile!!! The narrator was very bland with not a lot of interest in her voice or distinction between characters. The premise was good but the execution was just flawed and took too long for these rather awful people to have their breakthrough to be slightly better people. Overall disappointed and a waste of a credit.