Straight Talking

Meet Tasha; she's unmarried and still looking. Working under a nightmare employer as a producer for the most watched morning program in Britain, Tash is well-versed in the ups and downs of dating in the twenty-first century. She and her three best friends, Andy, Mel, who is stuck in a stable but loveless relationship, Emma, who is constantly waiting for her significant other to pop the question, and Andy, who is hooked on passion but too much of a tomboy to have progressed past the beer-drinking contest stage, have definitely not lived the fairy tale they imagined. The only thing that complicates their love lives are the types of men who seem to come and go: Simon, who is allergic to commitment but has an irresistible bad boy nature; Adam, who is perfectly attractive but too sweet to be sexy; and Andrew, who is sultry, attractive, and completely in love with himself.

Straight Talking, the best-selling debut book that made Jane Green one of the biggest names in modern women's fiction, corrects misconceptions about the dating scene and chronicles Tash and her friends' journeys as they look for happiness and the ideal kind of love. Straight Talking captures the essence of contemporary romance in a lighthearted, flirtatious, and ultimately sensitive way.