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Him About It is a relatively short bookpages long by Holly Kinsella, It tells the story of Sara who works as a publicity assistant for a UK publishing company, Sara is given the job of looking after Adam who is launching his new book,

The story follows them through the launch where Sara and Adam travel around attending events throughout the country, You also meet Simon, Sara's boyfriend, and Victoria, Adam's exwife,

The book is a real feel good factor read, Easy enough to while away an afternoon or evening and enable you to escape from our own world for a while, The characters are likeable and I felt myself rooting for them throughout,

Enjoy reading and smiling afterwards!
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Tell Him About It centers around Sara Sharp, who lives in London and works as a publicity assistant for, Bradley House, a major UK publisher.
She loved reading books and whishing writing a book one day herself she decided she wanted to work in publishing, Six months ago Sara met Simon Keegan at a book launch, They are pretty much together since that day, She was happy with him but there was always a spark missing, They made a good couple but not a great one,

When Sara's boyfriend Simon jets off to New York for business meetings, Sara has been given the job to organize a publicitiy book tour for Adam Cooper, a bestseller thriller writer, to promote his new book Hidden Agenda.
As she spents more and more time with Adam she starts to question her own relationship with Simon and maked her thinking about her life in general.
She want more of her career and is rooting fore a fairytale ending in her love life, Whom will she end up with Will she risk good for great

Tell Him About It is the ultimative feel good read.
A great novella to take to the beach with or to snuggle up on the couch with a cup of hot chocolate, A perfect few hours of escapism, As I turned the last page, I had a smile on my face,

Sara is a great heroin, I could relate to her very easily and I was rooting for a all the way through the novella, There is a good mix of different secondary characters, Margaret Duvall, the evil boss, Simon, the dull boyfriend, Rosie, a supporting best friend who she can hang out, drink wine, and eat loads of chocolates with.


As a book blogger, I very enjoyed reading about Sara's job being a publicity assistant and get a little insight in the publishing industry.
Could you imagine anthing better as reading manuscripts, organize book sigining and author interviews

There was one thing which was very bothering me.
I spotted several grammar and writing mistakes, I wished the editor would have had a closer look at the story, A quick and easy read, Likeable characters a bit of escapism : Free today on kindle!!! The author has written a short but smart book for those who like to read romance.
I cannot say that there was much comedy in it but nevertheless, the story is worth reading, Good escapism! A really enjoyable short read, A bunch of things bothered me about the writing of this, But in the end I did enjoy the ending and the outcomes so I had to go withstars, This is a fun, lighthearted read perfect for a summer at the beach, Kinsellas modelling background and witty summation of the modern publishing industry and its many entertaining dramas and scandals set the perfect backdrop for a touching modern romance.
Sara is a girl stuck in a rut she wants more out of her career, and her relationship with the dull, inattentive Simon is definitely not headed for a fairytale ending.
Enter bestselling author and recent divorcee, Adam Cooper, whos got his own share of baggage to sort through, You can really feel the sparks fly between these two from their first meeting when Adam scorns the coffee shop in favour of a good, oldfashioned pub.


Sara is a great, relatable heroine, You easily cheer for her as she learns more about herself, and finds the courage to take chances not just when it comes to her career but when it comes to love as well.
And I really loved Adam, who was the right mix of dashing, charming, and supportive and who had some lessons of his own to learn.
I also love the friendship dynamic between Sara and her flatmate/bestie Rosie, as they hang out, drink wine, and eat chocolates,

Think Katie Fforde or Marian Keyes, and youll have a good idea of the sassy tone in which Kinsella tells this story.


All in all, Tell Him About It is just the novel for a the perfect few hours of escapism, Happy endings are a given! Free Valentines download on Amazon was an OK book, basically longer version of description on cover! Sara has an all too familiar dilemma.
Can she lay aside a good, not great, relationship with Simon and take a chance that 'great' may be out there somewhere Does she settle for 'good' when she worries that 'good' may be all that is in her future, but knowing that good may never be good enough

Simon is going away for a week on business while Sara is spending the time on a publicity tour with the sexy, good looking author, Adam Cooper.


Being with Adam gives her pause to examine her life, both professionally and personally, What will she discover about her career dreams and personal life after spending time with, the almost to good to be true, Adam Can she risk good for great

I really enjoyed this book and also was appreciative of the glimpse into the publishing arena.


If bad grammar doesn't get under your skin, then this is the book for you, I only finished it as I feel it a crime not to finish a book if you can help it, A predictable story, let down badly by the lack of editing, Sara Sharpe works in London as a publicity assistant for a major UK publisher,

As well as being proficient in her professional life things may be deemed to be going well in her personal life too.


She has been in a relationship with the successful and charming Simon Keegan, a financial consultant, for the past six months.
People keep telling her that they make a good couple, Good, but not great.

When Simon jets off to New York on business Sara spends the week on a publicity tour with the enigmatic Adam Cooper, a thriller writer and the exhusband of Victoria Glass, the celebrity socialite.


Being with Adam causes Sara to ask herself certain questions in regards to both her personal and professional life,

How does she feel about Simon And what will be her answer to the question he may pop when he gets back to London

And what of Adam Is he too good to be true Reports in the press from his exwife would suggest that hes not all that he seems to be.


Sara Sharpe needs to find out about how she feels and tell him about it,

'Tell Him About It' is an insightful, funny novella about life, love and the publishing industry,

For fans of Adele Parks, Helen Fielding and Billy Joel!

'Both readers and fellow authors will get something out of this romantic comedy and gentle expose of the publishing industry.
' Stella Russell, author of 'The Foreign Affair',

'Delve into the world of publishing with this entertaining romance by Holly Kinsella, ' Susan Willis, author of 'The Bake Off',

'In Tell Him About It, Holly Kinsella skilfully combines a fascinating account of life in a London publishing house with a sweet and engaging lovely story.
A gem. ' Jan Ellis, author of 'An Unexpected Affair' and 'French Kisses',

Holly Kinsella no relation to Sophie is a former fashion model and the author of the bestselling romantic comedy Uptown Girl.
She now works in financial PR and lives in West London,

Praise for Uptown girl,

'A fastpaced, breezy, wittily romantic read that I couldn't put down, This sparkling, beautifullywritten story follows heroine Emma's search for the perfect man, but, as usual, the course of true love does not run smoothly, and her true happiness comes from an unexpected source.
Lots of lovely shopping details, too, and the descriptions of her exciting social life made me think I was there with her and made me feel rather envious! Definitely one I'd recommend to my friends.
' Nicola Yeager, author of the bestselling 'Picture Imperfect, '

“A lighthearted, sharply observed tale of a spoilt London supermodel and her tangled love life” Emma LeePotter, author of School Ties.


"Holly Kinsella knows how to put both a

sentence and outfit together, . . Uptown Girl is a wonderfully funny and wonderfully sweet novella, " Robert Avon, The Seducer's Diary,

Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent digital publisher, .