How does a film script by an unknown writer get to be read by a Hollywood studio boss?
What happens if he loves it?
And what do his people do, if they have no idea who wrote it?
Stuck in workaday London, rejected by the literary elite, wannabe screenwriter Milly has no idea of the pandemonium her script is causing Stateside.
And so it falls to LA movie executive Mitch to cut through the Hollywood madness, save his own job, and rescue Milly from obscurity.
All he has to do is find her.
So begins a breathless romantic hunt, and a hilarious modern day fairytale from a sensational new voice in contemporary comic fiction.
Witty and charming. Astonishingly good. Quite irritating infact (Angus Deayton)
This book is the best thing to come out of Holland since tulips (Harry Hill)
This book is so charming and funny. A genuine page turner, I read it on holiday and missed big chunks of Venice (Sandy Toksvig)
I read this book in one sitting and absolutely loved it. Funny, sweet and sharp, with a wonderful story (Graham Norton)
'The characterisation is warm, the dialogue is witty, and the plot - friendly, feel-good fantasy ... will make you smile (The Guide)
A fine stand up comic has turned into a first class, laugh out loud novelist. Read and enjoy (Barry Cryer)
Hilarious modern tale fairytale (Hello)
An LA to London love story to rival Notting Hill (Heat)
A funny and sweetly romantic debut (Daily Mail)
A hilarious modern-day fairytale (Cumberland Evening News and Star)
