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The Chocolate Lovers' Diet (Chocolate Lovers’ Club #2)

Carole Matthews

Hardcover | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 3.99 | 2566 Users | 136 Reviews

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Title	:	The Chocolate Lovers' Diet (Chocolate Lovers’ Club #2)
Author	:	Carole Matthews
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	2007 by Headline Review
Categories	:	Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Fiction. Contemporary. Audiobook. European Literature. British Literature. Contemporary Romance

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The feisty members of THE CHOCOLATE LOVERS' CLUB are back in a mouth-wateringly delicious new novel.

Lucy Lombard thought her 'Happily Ever After' was all sewn up when her gorgeous boss Aidan declared his love for her, but she's just caught him in bed with another woman. As always, she's not the only one with problems - Autumn's new boyfriend has yet to meet her parents, Nadia's husband swears he's given up gambling but she just can't trust him, and Chantal is hoping to save her marriage, but not in quite the way she'd expected. It's not surprising that these girls are going to need a lot of chocolate to see them through the challenges that lie ahead...

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Original Title:	The Chocolate Lovers' Diet
ISBN:	0755335856 (ISBN13: 9780755335855)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Chocolate Lovers’ Club #2

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Ratings: 3.99 From 2566 Users | 136 Reviews

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I love chocolate. I also loved the first book. So I couldn't wait to read the second one.The story goes on. Four members of The Chocolate Lover's Club are moving forward. Lucy's boyfriend is in Australia, cheating her. As a revenge, she goes back to ex-boyfriend Marcus. Nadia's husband, Toby, seems to quit gambling. Autumn has a boyfriend, but her brother is back again. Sex kitten Chantal is pregnant (what a turnover, she doesn't like children). Who is the father? And, there is a wedding. Whose,

Well the second instalment of the chocolate lovers club definitely didnt disappoint. This book is an excellent read, with many twists along the way. The characters are all likeable and this is an easy read. Read in just one sitting, I cannot wait for the next instalment of this series, I have it reserved at the library so hopefully will be available soon. This is a series I definitely recommend.

Another great dose of chocolate in this book, I loved it as much as the first one, a funny and cosy read.

I have read some of her later books and clearly her writing has developed since these earlier ones. I don't really need to write a review as there are lots who make the same points I would make. However on a positive note, if a reader is looking for a light holiday read, this is probably suitable for this.The one thing I will mention ,however, is the use of bad language,not entirely sure it's necessary to the degree that it's used and I always feel that,in many of these books it seems to be

If you're looking for a thoughtless, easy read, then this is it.Uncomplicated plot, chick-flick drama and the chocolate-lover's nightmare. As in, chocolate is mentioned twice on every page. Not very good if you're pregnant and having cravings.The characters feel shallow, two-dimensional, with most of their relationships in shambles and treated superficially, and if you're an advocate for the LGBT community, then you're going to have a bit of a cow on stereotyping alone (I know I did. Several

So much cheating, reckless behavior of the characters and dumb chocolate dumping lagging around without working or doing anything worthwhile except eating chocolate and talking and regretting boyfriend choicesUnfortunately I started reading the series so I can't stop without finishing even if it's half worse and half better