Thanks For Nothing, Nick Maxwell
  • Published: 1 September 2010
  • ISBN: 9781407035949
  • Imprint: Transworld Digital
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 480

Thanks For Nothing, Nick Maxwell

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1 Sep 2010
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2 Jun 2008
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Sassy, sensitive chick-lit with a unique fresh narrative.

In Rachel Covington's view, the world is divided into two kinds of people: those who have children and those who don't. Neither side can understand the other and each believe that they have the best deal. Rachel herself is sexy, selfish, single and smug. She's very happy with her fabulous, flirty life full of parties, clothes and hairdos. Then one day she meets Nick Maxwell and sets in motion a chain of events that change her life irrevocably. Nick makes Rachel feel dizzy, light-hearted and thrilled. But then he doesn't call. And Rachel finds she is pregnant. Suddenly she is catapulted headlong into her worst nightmare and is faced with a dreadful dilemma: should she keep the baby and change her life forever or keep things exactly the way they are?

Thanks for Nothing, Nick Maxwell is the touching story of Rachel's personal journey. But it's not all tears, cravings and morning sickness. A chance meeting in a supermarket leads Rachel to Hector, a tall, dark stranger who makes her laugh and is the exact opposite of Nick Maxwell.
  • Published: 1 September 2010
  • ISBN: 9781407035949
  • Imprint: Transworld Digital
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 480
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About the author

Debbie Carbin

Debbie Carbin is the author of Thanks for Nothing Nick Maxwell. She lives in Kent with her husband and two children.

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Praise for Thanks For Nothing, Nick Maxwell

Carbin's brisk, funny first novel records the changes in a shallow, self-centered beauty brought on by a bun in the oven and an unlikely connection with a stranger . . . Carbin fashions a convincing transformation for her protagonist. Other genre tropes abound . . . but Carbin's engaging main character and swaggering sense of humor save the day

Publishers Weekly

Debbie Carbin is a fresh and entertaining new voice in women's fiction. With an engaging style and an unrivaled sense of humor, she holds the reader willingly captive until the very last page. Do you see me sitting on my couch, reading this book until 3:00 in the morning? Notice how I just can't put it down. That's how much I loved it!

Jessica Brody, author of The Fidelity Files

Hilarious and honest

Heat

I thought it was charming. Debbie explores the fragility of modernday relationships from fickleness to fidelity with unnerving accuracy, particularly the complexity of female friendships. Her heroine, Rachel, is refreshingly honest - the reader will veer from wanting to throttle her to wanting to scoop her up and give her a hug.

Veronica Henry

Rachel's perfect yet somewhat selfish existence as a party-loving gal can't get any better. But then she meets Nick and suddenly her harmonious life is turned upside down when she discovers she's pregnant

OK magazine

You'll be racing through the chapters so quickly you'll forget to eat or go to the loo . . . sweet, fresh and funny

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