Sue Margolis was a radio reporter for fifteen years, mostly for BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour. She studied politics at Nottingham University, where she met and married Jonathan Margolis, also a journalist and author. Sue is the author of ten romantic comedy novels. Her first, Neurotica, came out in 1998 and was a bestseller in the UK, the US and Germany. Her third novel, Apocalipstick, was bought by NBC television in the US in 2011 as a potential TV series. Sue’s audiobooks are consistently in the fiction top 20 on iTunes.
Sue Margolis died on 1 November 2017, aged 62.
I almost had to read this book with my eyes shut, it’s so naughty … but so nice.
Woman’s Hour, Radio 4
Lots of uninhibited sex, some joyous slapstick and a pleasing tally of one-liners.
Light, frothy and fun … Touching and amusing . . . Hits all the right buttons.
Hilarious… great fun… A riotous romp… Terrific characters … It will make you laugh out loud – a lot.
Its humour is irresistible.
A tremendously funny, colourful and gripping read.
A kind of Bridget Jones’s Diary for the matrimonial set.
Taking up where Bridget Jones’s Diary took off, this saucy, sexy British adventure redefines the lusty woman’s search for erotic satisfaction (…) Anna’s story is not simply a portrait of a marriage or fluffy erotic high jinks, but rather a taut and rambunctious tale exploring the perils and raptures of the pursuit of passion.
A saucy romp.