The Sunday Girl

The Lady on the Prepare meets Earlier than I Go to Sleep with a splash of Bridget Jones on this chilling story of affection gone horribly unsuitable …
Some amorous affairs change you endlessly. Somebody comes into your orbit and swivels you in your axis, just like the wind engaged on a rooftop climate vane. And once they go away, because the wind all the time does, you might be totally different; you may have a brand new path. And it’s not all the time north.’
Any lady who’s ever been concerned with a foul, dangerous man and been dumped will perceive what it feels prefer to be damaged, broken-hearted and bent on revenge.
Taylor Bishop is harm, indignant and desires to destroy Angus Hollingsworth in the best way he destroyed her: ‘Insidiously. Irreparably. Like a puzzle he’d slowly dissembled … stolen a few items from, after which discarded, figuring out that no one would ever have the ability to put it again collectively ever once more.’
So Taylor consults The Artwork of Warfare and makes a plan. Then she takes the following irrevocable step – one that can change her life endlessly.
Issues begin to spiral out of her management – and The Sunday Lady turns into unimaginable to place down.