Victoria Routledge

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Friends Like These by Victoria Routledge

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Ever found that missing Malteser - all over the seat of your linen Jigsaw suit? Realised you remember the words to everything the Human League ever wrote - but not your seven times table? Photocopied your face out of boredom on a holiday temp job? Worried that you ALWAYS look like Jo Brand in your friends' photos? Yes?

This is the debut novel from (when it was first published) twenty-four year old Victoria Routledge. The word 'Friends' appears in its title and in fact, the book owes much of its premise to the US comedy of that name.

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Kiss Him Goodbye by Victoria Routledge

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Kate Craig has many pet hates but top of the list is London. She's managed to steer clear for twenty-one years until her boyfriend, Giles, convinces her to visit his palatial Chelsea home.

Victoria Routledge must be gaining in confidence. At five hundred and sixty-eight pages, her second novel, Kiss Him Goodbye has a lot more meat on its bones than its predecessor. I'm not sure that this novel has anything more to say than the first one but what it does say, it says more convincingly.

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Victoria Routledge Interviews

Victoria Routledge Interview
Author of Friends Like These, Kiss Him Goodbye and the forthcoming ...And For Starters, Victoria Routledge's position as a popular fiction writer is already well established. We spoke to Victoria about her writing and where she sees herself in the future.