| Author: | Elise K Ackers | ISBN: | 9780857960030 |
| Publisher: | Penguin Books Ltd | Publication: | December 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | e-penguin | Language: | English |
| Author: | Elise K Ackers |
| ISBN: | 9780857960030 |
| Publisher: | Penguin Books Ltd |
| Publication: | December 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | e-penguin |
| Language: | English |
Cora is over being alone. She has no family, and all her friends are couples. Fed up with feeling sorry for herself, Cora hatches a plan to find a good, loving man she can call her own. Her deadline is Christmas - she doesn't want to spend another holiday by herself.
Just as she decides her strategy, she meets Matt, her downstairs neighbour. They become unlikely friends, with Matt an amused bystander as Cora tries various methods in search of a man.
Then something strange happens. Matt, who spends his life avoiding commitment, begins to feel jealous of the men Cora is dating and his resolve to never fall in love begins to crumble. Cora finds herself increasingly attracted to Matt. But is he good husband material? She thinks not.
A lighthearted, contemporary romance about a young woman who goes looking for love, only to find it right under her nose.
'Quite simply, I LOVED this book...Ackers writes with a light, friendly, bantering kind of tone, setting an atmosphere that is so welcoming, warm and, why not: cuddly.' - Giraffe Days
'I really enjoyed this delightful romance, with Cora's self imposed Christmas Day deadline The Man Plan is a lovely seasonal read. [...] I enjoyed the light hearted humour, especially the witty banter between Cora and Matt. The story flows well and the dialogue rings true.' - Book'd Out
'...a tale that every women who reads this book will agree with and most will even think - OMG I've done that or at least tried it , some might even say OMG I did that and it worked.' - The Phantom Paragrapher
'The Man Plan is a sweet romance story, with a touch of Holiday Spirit. This is a book about finding love in unexpected places, and I enjoyed the story.' - Book Savvy Babes
'THE MAN PLAN is by turns hilariously funny and filled with heartfelt emotions. I love friends-to-lovers stories, and this is one of the best that I've read.' - Life is a Kaleidoscope
Cora is over being alone. She has no family, and all her friends are couples. Fed up with feeling sorry for herself, Cora hatches a plan to find a good, loving man she can call her own. Her deadline is Christmas - she doesn't want to spend another holiday by herself.
Just as she decides her strategy, she meets Matt, her downstairs neighbour. They become unlikely friends, with Matt an amused bystander as Cora tries various methods in search of a man.
Then something strange happens. Matt, who spends his life avoiding commitment, begins to feel jealous of the men Cora is dating and his resolve to never fall in love begins to crumble. Cora finds herself increasingly attracted to Matt. But is he good husband material? She thinks not.
A lighthearted, contemporary romance about a young woman who goes looking for love, only to find it right under her nose.
'Quite simply, I LOVED this book...Ackers writes with a light, friendly, bantering kind of tone, setting an atmosphere that is so welcoming, warm and, why not: cuddly.' - Giraffe Days
'I really enjoyed this delightful romance, with Cora's self imposed Christmas Day deadline The Man Plan is a lovely seasonal read. [...] I enjoyed the light hearted humour, especially the witty banter between Cora and Matt. The story flows well and the dialogue rings true.' - Book'd Out
'...a tale that every women who reads this book will agree with and most will even think - OMG I've done that or at least tried it , some might even say OMG I did that and it worked.' - The Phantom Paragrapher
'The Man Plan is a sweet romance story, with a touch of Holiday Spirit. This is a book about finding love in unexpected places, and I enjoyed the story.' - Book Savvy Babes
'THE MAN PLAN is by turns hilariously funny and filled with heartfelt emotions. I love friends-to-lovers stories, and this is one of the best that I've read.' - Life is a Kaleidoscope
