The Ex-Files: a wonderfully witty rom-com which shows you can never really leave the past (or people from it) behind...

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From the bestselling author of Fourplay If you like Jane Fallon, Adele Parks and Candace Bushnell, you will love this upbeat and unmissable rom-com from Sunday Times bestselling author Jane Moore. The only book you need to settle down with... 'A brilliant bridal bun-fight' - Heat 'Cracking good yarn, told with pace and humour' - Sunday Express 'Moore's take on relationships is contemporary and complex...full of blistering one-liners' - Glamour 'A witty, provocative tale about modern relationships' - OK! 'Another gem from the pen of Jane Moore' -- ***** Reader review 'I was utterly engrossed' -- ***** Reader review 'A must read on a holiday, on a sunny beach, or during your lunch break, although it is a guarantee to keep you out of your office for the rest of the day!!' -- ***** Reader review ***************************************** TAKE ONE WEDDING. ADD SEVERAL EXES. A RECIPE FOR DISASTER... Fay Parker is beautiful, successful - and worried she'll never find her perfect match. So when she meets a caring, good-looking man who adores her, she casts aside any niggling doubts and accepts his proposal. In a bid to be modern and grown-up, the bride and groom invite a potentially explosive mix of ex-boyfriends and girlfriends to the wedding. Fay is determined to enjoy her special day come what may. But there's one person present who has other ideas ...

Jane Moore is a columnist for the Sun and GQ magazine. She regularly presents investigative documentaries for Channel 4's Dispatches, on subjects ranging for supermarket secrets and broiler chicken production, through to food labelling and Britain's obesity crisis. She is also the author of the bestsellers Fourplay, Dot.Homme, The Second Wives Club, Perfect Match and Love is on the Air. She lives in London.

We laughed out loud at Jane Moore's debut novel Fourplay, and her ear for the ludicrous nature of 21st-century relationships is also employed to great effect in The Ex Files. It's a brilliant bridal bun-fight * Heat * A witty, provocative tale about modern relationships * OK! * Cracking good yarn, told with pace and humour * Sunday Express * Moore's take on relationships is contemporary and complex ... full of blistering one-liners * Glamour *