The Gatecrasher: A Novel

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Macmillan, Apr 1, 2011 - Fiction - 256 pages

Madeleine Wickham is Sophie Kinsella, and The Gatecrasher is just as delicious as her internationally bestselling Shopaholic series.

Everything's coming up roses for Fleur Daxeny, as she goes through more rich men than she does designer hats. Beautiful and utterly irresistible, her success at crashing funerals to find wealthy men is remarkable. Fleur wastes no time in seducing her latest conquest, the handsome and rich widower Richard Favour. His children are caught up in a whirlwind as their father's new girlfriend descends on the family estate. Fleur is not one to wear her heart on her Chanel sleeves, but she soon finds herself embracing Richard and his family. But just as Fleur contemplates jumping off the gold-digger train for good, a long-buried secret from her past threatens to destroy her new family.

Take a wild and marvelous ride with The Gatecrasher, whose clever, chic, and sassy style will leave you desperately wanting more wonderful Wickham!

 

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Contents

Chapter 1
1
Chapter 2
15
Chapter 3
32
Chapter 4
50
Chapter 5
69
Chapter 6
85
Chapter 7
103
Chapter 8
119
Chapter 13
206
Chapter 14
230
Chapter 15
244
Chapter 16
257
Chapter 17
272
Chapter 18
286
Chapter 19
302
Wedding Girl
317

Chapter 9
144
Chapter 10
158
Chapter 11
173
Chapter 12
189
Cocktails For Three
318
Wedding Girl
319
Cocktail For Three
326
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About the author (2011)

Madeleine Wickham is the author of several acclaimed novels, including A Desirable Residence, Cocktails for Three, Sleeping Arrangements and The Wedding Girl. As Sophie Kinsella, she has written a number of bestsellers including the Shopaholic series, Twenties Girl, Remember Me?, The Undomestic Goddess, and Can You Keep a Secret? Confessions of a Shopaholic was made into a major motion picture starring Isla Fisher and Hugh Dancy. Born in London, Wickham studied at New College, Oxford. She lives in London with her husband and family.

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