This is the second book of Heidke's I've read. (The first being Lucy Springer Gets Even) I loved the pace, the story and the characters. Having sidelined a successful photographic career to raise a family, Kate wakes up one morning, thinking 'what about me?' She's dealing with an emotionally charged thirteen year old daughter, a heavily pregnant and neurotic sister, as well as parents who are rekindling their romance 20 years after their divorce.

Amidst this family chaos, Kate accepts a photographic job that sees her re-enter the workforce and have to navigate her way through the new digital age. Not to mention a leering, ego-centric boss. There's mayhem, drama, love, laughs, romance, and a lot of heart in this fast paced book.

it's definitely one I'll read again. Recommended to readers who love Sophie Kinsella, Cathy Kelly, Bridget Asher, Marian Keyes and Tilly Bagshawe.