Where Have All the Boys Gone? (Paperback)

from bogopea

Very enjoyable book though I didn't like it at first. The first 46 pages seemed juvenile to me and not worthy of a Jenny Colgan book. Basically starts with 3 young single women of London desperate to be in a relationship with a man. And there were none to speak of in London as women outnumbered m...

from nbmars

Katie Watson and her other single women friends in London find that the 2001 census in London shows women outnumber men by 180,000. This confirms their own perceptions that finding a good date is nearly impossible. To make matters worse, Katie is mugged on the way home from one of their bar night...

from kimkimkim

Jenny Colgan proves once again that she is a creative and prolific writer of romantic comedy. While this was not my favorite Colgan book I found it interesting how she changed up the typical formula with three friends who are frustrated, career women in London. They visit the newest and greatest ...

from tjsjohanna

The premise is the contrast between the big city where prospects are slim for women, and a small town in Scotland where men outnumber the women by big numbers. Katie is a public relations pro trying to do her job in spite of push back by her boss who thinks he knows better. There is the tension o...

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Given how this book began, I would have bailed had it not been for the fact that I received it as an Early Reviewer book. Initially, the characters are unsympathetic, there was nothing about their situation that interested me, and I was turned off by some of their rather crass dialogue. However, ...