Product Description

Four men: Conor, Sean, Martin, Jeff. Four choices: friendship, sex, money, a husband. Jo is trying to run a business, a home and a family when her husband falls in love with someone else. So much so, that he wants to leave his family for his very young, very pretty secretary. But Jo isn't a bad catch herself. Suddenly single again - with the added complication of children in tow - she has four very different men buzzing around her. But does she really need anyone? She could ways just indulge in a little fourplay...

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #36363 in Books
• Published on: 2006-05-04
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 448 pages

From the Publisher
From the bestselling author of The Ex Files

From the Back Cover
Four men: Conor, Sean, Martin, Jeff.
Four choices: friendship, sex, money, a husband.

Jo is trying to run a business, a home and a family when her husband falls in love with someone else. So much so, that he wants to leave his family for his very young, very pretty secretary. But Jo isn't a bad catch herself. Suddenly single again - with the added complication of children in tow - she has four very different men buzzing around her. But does she really need anyone? She could ways just indulge in a little fourplay...

'Moore's endearing exuberance and sense of humour are seductive' The Times
'Slickly plotted, sassy tale' Cosmopolitan

'An hilarious and assured modern-day Jane Austen romp' GQ

'Hilarious ... As therapeutic for heartbreak as a voodoo doll!' Glamour

Fiction

About the Author
Jane Moore is a columnist for the Sun and writes articles for the Sunday Times. She regularly presents documentaries, including the hugely successful 'Supermarket Secrets' for Channel 4's Dispatches, The Beckhams for Sky One, and Spoilt Kids, also for Channel 4. She is also the author of the bestsellers Fourplay, The Ex-Files and Dot.Homme. She lives in London.

Customer Reviews

Hot Stuff
Another gem from the pen of Jane Moore. She is the new Jackie Collins. The Queen and the voice of Suburbia.
Her books contain the sex, morals and fun.
She is a mixture of Julie Burchill - Tony Parsons - Garry Jackson and Martina Cole.
The book I have read since TILL DEATH US DO PART by Garry Jackson and Platinum Logic by Tony Parsons.

A great light-hearted read (perfect for duvet days!)
OK, so it isn't the most original plot in the world, but what this book lacks in originality it makes up for tenfold in humour and great characterisation. Jo is a very lovable main character and has that wonderful 'I will survive' vibe which makes this book utterly readable and brings the plot alive. With lots of other good characters and laugh-out-loud moments a plenty I would wholeheartedly recommend this book. Well done Jane Moore, I am impressed.

One of the funniest books I have read all year!
When I was first recommended this book my initial reaction was not another story about unfaithful husbands, impending divorce and being landed with the kids but I was pleasently suprised. I began the book believing that after the first chapter it would remain on my shelf until I found an unsuspecting friend to palm it off upon. However, since last night I have been incapable of putting it down.

Jo's friend Rosie is so full of witty remarks that she has me in stitches so much so that every one around me is eager to read the book just to find out what has kept me so amused.

when I reached the end, which came all too soon, I was quite disappointed. Not because the ending was poor but rather it is one of those books that you have enjoyed so much that A) you wish that it didn't have to end so soon and B) that you wish you could read again without knowing what lies ahead on the next page.

If you want something to read which is light hearted, funny and flowing then this is the book to buy.

My congratulations to Jane Moore for such a fantastic debut novel and I can't wait to see what her next novel will contain.