Has Anyone Seen My Husband?

It was so stinking fun! It drew me in from the very beginning... Haven''t read a book quite like it... Such a great story!'' Reader review, 5 stars ''A riotous read'' Women''s OwnShe married him for better or worse. But no one mentioned the ex-wife.When saying ''I do'' to the love of her life, it didn''t matter to Marie that Scott had been married before. But four years later, it''s a different story.These days, Marie feels as though Scott sees more of his first wife and their children than he does of her and their energetic toddler. All she wants is for them to be a happy, blended family, but it''s not so easy when his ex-wife refuses to let the two families meet.Well, Marie''s had enough - there''s only so much a woman can take! Now she''s setting out to find his ex and prove that she''s a decent person who can be trusted with the children.But there''s a slight catch: Scott''s asked her to let him handle it, so she''ll need to be discreet. Which is difficult when her mum, cousin and aunt decide to get involved and don''t know the meaning of the word.Marie''s determined to make it work and pull off the impossible, preferably without getting publicly humiliated, arrested or even divorced...With warmth, wit and humour, Has Anyone Seen My Husband? is a hilariously relatable book that will have you feeling every kind of emotion from start to finish. Get ready to love, laugh and cringe in this unmissable read for fans of Why Mummy Drinks, Fiona Gibson and Confessions of a Forty Something.Authors and readers are LOVING Has Anyone Seen My Husband?:''I hungrily devoured the book within two days - whoops! My eyes couldn''t read this fast enough and I couldn''t wait to find out how things were going to end'' Reader review, 5 stars''Page-turning and heartwarming, with pitch-perfect bite and wit'' Helen Lederer, comedian and author''Pin-sharp, pacy, and with a cast of hilarious characters, this is Kathleen Whyman at her best!'' Zoë Folbigg, author of The Note''Another comedy classic from Kathleen Whyman, who can always be relied upon to deliver a relatable, engaging and absolutely hilarious tale of motherhood and mayhem (with a smattering of espionage, car-chasing, pole-dancing and punch-ups thrown into the mix). Kathleen is the Queen of comic fiction!'' Nancy Peach, author of The Mother of all Problems''Kathleen Whyman has done an amazing job of writing a funny, poignant look into modern relationships. The story had me gripped right up until the end. Highly recommend'' Julia Boggio, author of Shooters''A fun light-hearted romping read that had me laughing so hard!'' Reader review, 5 stars''Absolutely loved this book and was gutted when I''d finished it as it was so brilliant!'' Reader review, 5 stars ''A blast, dripping with wit and humour'' Caroline Khoury, author of It Must Be Love''I absolutely LOVED this one. There were fascinating layers, family relationships, romantic relations