The Woman Who Knew Everything

By: Debbie Viggiano

Narrated by: Imogen Church

‘She couldn’t remember the last time they’d stared at each other with dewy eyes over the cornflakes, or when they’d last tumbled into bed and bonked like spring bunnies, but they loved each other. Didn’t they?’

Chrissie, Dee and Amber each feel a marriage proposal is overdue from their respective boyfriends. When the women are invited to a birthday soirée – complete with fortune teller – the girls know there is only one question they’ll be asking Madam Rosa: will their men be popping the question? But opting to see a clairvoyant is a bit like opening Pandora’s box. Some revelations are a joy, whereas others are most definitely not. Sometimes you have to be careful what you wish for….

Best-selling romance author Debbie Viggiano’s delightful, satirical take on life and relationships. This audiobook will particularly appeal to fans of Adele Parks and Mhairi McFarlane.

©2017 Debbie Viggiano; 2018 Debbie Viggiano (P)2018 W. F. Howes Ltd

Not my normal read…. I loved it!!!! Imogen Church is the reason I chose it!

This was a really fun book! The narration as always is like listening to a full ensemble cast! Shes the best! I loved the friendships between the women and related all too well to their plights. I balled my eyes out at the ending in the best way you can! Loved this book!

Light-hearted and funny

Great story line, totally relatable. Loved the narration made me laugh out loud more than once. Wish it would be made into a series. Would love to see these characters come to life.

Painfully cheesy

I am not sure how or why I finished this book…it was pretty painful. The only thing worse than the story were the three pathetic women. All three were desperate to stay with terrible boyfriends. I found the book by searching on the narrator (the o e redeeming thing about the book) and found it was temporarily free to download. Now I know why. Even free, it was not worth my time. Sorry.

Three silly women

Too simplistic and silly better for a beach, Read. Not much substance to this story.