
Member Reviews

Clare is fed up with her life and with everyone else around her. So, when she becomes aware that she bears a resemblance to the beloved TV presenter Jenna, it is tempting to allow people to believe that she is in fact Jenna - at least for casual encounters.
Because let's face it, fame and popularity make life so much easier at an everyday level. Or do they?
There is certainly momentary pleasure to be had from such an impersonation. But is it really sustainable? Or is Clare about to open up a can of worms that she will very soon regret?
Gill's storytelling offers a light touch and a relatable protagonist. This one will be enjoyed by a wide range of readers and gets 3.5 stars.