Nicole Haddow

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Destiny Romance

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Jemima Starler loathes her job writing for the pregnancy magazine Placenta Monthly. To break the monotony, she writes scandalous tweets about the magazine industry as her secret online identity, Maghag. Thankfully, she also has her cute and talented housemate, Samson, to keep life interesting.

When her editor stoops to a new ethical low, Jemima's reputation is suddenly on the line. She must find a way to carve out a new career, but it's hard to focus when Samson's mixed signals are driving her crazy. And when her handsome housemate is plucked from obscurity to star on a new reality TV show, everything changes. It's time for Jemima to trust her feelings instead of believing what she sees online, but has she missed her chance?

'Plenty of laughs, new and old friendships, and lots of love!' Chick Lit Club

'I will be looking for more titles by Ms. Haddow when I am craving something tweet.' The Bookworm

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Penguin Books Australia
• Seitenzahl: 300
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Februar 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781743484562
• Artikelnr.: 62483432

Autorenporträt

Nicole Haddow grew up in Melbourne in the 1980s, and embraced the decade's finest elements: jazz ballet, big hair, rollerskating and pop cassettes. Her passion for pop culture would later inspire much of her writing, but before she turned her hand to scribe life, Nicole got some life experience under her belt. She spent time living in Switzerland and has also ventured to India and New York.

After completing her arts degree, she worked for some Melbourne-based media companies, then headed for a stint in Sydney where she rode the wild freelance rollercoaster. Nicole's writing has been published in magazines including Cleo, Madison, Sunday Life and more. She penned articles about her romantic escapades and wondered if she had enough in her for an entire novel. It turns out that she did.

While freelancing, Nicole landed a gig writing website content for The X Factor after responding to a tweet posted by the show's digital director. She embraced the lights and action wholeheartedly. Both magazines and television provided her with more joy and inspiration than she could ever have imagined.

These days she's back in Melbourne and is usually found lurking behind a screen punching out the odd freelance feature, copywriting, writing fiction or tweeting at @nicolehaddow. She still busts out her jazz hands and 80s pop music, too.