A darkly amusing tale...[Pauline McLynn's] writing is comic with a heavy dose of realism. She doesn't hide behind happy ever afters, more what are you at?s. It's entertaining and it's also life
'Well-rounded and believable, [Leo Street] is the type of woman you'd like to go down the pub with for a pint of the black stuff' The Big Issue in the North * The Big Issue in the North *
'Upbeat, very funny' Sainsbury's Magazine * Sainsbury's Magazine *
Where McLynn excels is with her dialogue which is funny and snappy...This book is well written within its genre and will sit well on a shelf next to such writers as Cathy Kelly, Morag Prunty and Marian Keyes...a breezy summer read
Hilariously funny follow-up to SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND. With the perfect balance of humour, adventure and romance, Pauline makes crafting witty, fast-paced fiction look like a doddle
'Extremely amusing' Gay Times * Gay Times *
Sparky, fresh, warm and absorbing...go out and buy it as soon as it hits the bookstore shelves
Sparky crime caper combining a cracking plot with nice one-liners. Pacy and oddly charming, [Better than a Rest] is perfect beach fodder
You'll be chuckling through your sunburn
Pacy crime caper
An enjoyable romp into a fertile and quick-witted imagination
It's Jenny Colgan meets Lauren Henderson - cheeky and chirpy crime
'McLynn will have you laughing or at least smiling wryly...A page-turner for the laughs' The List * The List *
'Upbeat, witty and deftly crafted' She * She *
'A lively, funny crime novel' Sunday Mirror * Sunday Mirror *
'Chicklit and crime capers come together in fine sparkling style in this delightful outing from Pauline McLynn...beautifully balancing humour and adventure...Moving at a rattling pace, the one-liners come thick and fast' Hello * Hello *
Very funny in a Smack the Pony style * U magazine *
