Getting Mad, Getting Even
Getting Mad, Getting Even by Annie Sanders is a humorous fiction novel published by Orion Publishing Group in 2009. This edition spans 310 pages and is written in English. The story revolves around Georgie and Flick, who run an agency called Domestic Angels, providing essential support to overwhelmed women. Their services range from practical tasks like booking plumbers to more personal matters, showcasing their versatility in addressing the needs of their clients.
In this engaging narrative, Georgie and Flick encounter a unique challenge when a distressed woman approaches them with an unusual request related to her unfaithful husband. The plot unfolds as they navigate this situation, blending elements of romance and humor. Readers will find a mix of lighthearted moments and relatable themes as the characters work to empower women facing difficult circumstances. The book explores topics such as friendship and revenge, making it a multifaceted read for those interested in humorous and romantic fiction.
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Georgie and Flick are a girl’s best friend – a secret weapon. Their agency, Domestic Angels, provides invaluable help to armies of harassed women. After years of hard work, Georgie and Flick have built a small but grateful clientele – doing everything from booking the plumber to replacing dead hamsters. Then one evening, they are visited by a pale, nervous-looking woman who makes the strangest request yet. Her husband has combined a take-over with a leg-over. Would Georgie and Flick help her get her own back?
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