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 HE EXPAT DIARIES: SINGLE IN THE CITY LAUNCHING IN THE US ON 25TH MARCH 2014





Take one twenty-six-year-old American, add to a two thousand year old city, add a big dose of culture clash and stir

To think Hannah ever believed that Americans differed from Brits mainly in pronunciation, sophistication and dentistry. That's been the understatement of a lifetime. She lands upon England's gentle shores with no job, no friends and no idea how she's supposed to build the life she's dreaming of. Armed with little more than her enthusiasm, she charges headlong into London, baffling the locals in her pursuit of a new life, new love and sense of herself.

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“If you’re after heartfelt romance from a book, and an undeniable sense of fun on every page, look no further than Michele Gorman.”
-- Nick Spalding, Amazon UK’s #1 Best-Selling Author

“If you like your novels fun and sassy with a twist of the unexpected, you’ll devour Single in the City.” -- The Sun



The Expat Diaries: Single in the City  
310 pages
Women’s fiction/Chick Lit
ISBN 978-1495425752 (paperback) price $10.99/£7.99/€8.99
(ebook) price $3.99/£2.49/€2.99


Notes to the Editors

Michele Gorman is the best-selling author of The Expat Diaries series and Bella Summer Takes a Chance. She also writes upmarket commercial fiction under the pen name Jamie Scott. Born and raised in the US, Michele has lived in London for 16 years.

Michele Gorman is represented by the Hardman & Swainson Literary Agency (www.hardmanswainson.com). For further information please visit her website: www.michelegorman.co.uk.

Social Media Links:
Twitter: @expatdiaries
Facebook page: Michele Gorman Books
Blog: michelegormanwriter.blogspot.co.uk

The Expat Diaries: Single in the City sales links

Amazon.com:http://www.amazon.com/Expat-Diaries-Single-City-ebook/dp/B00I2N8JSM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1391790737&sr=8-3&keywords=the+expat+diaries

Barnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-expat-diaries-michele-gorman/1118325008?ean=2940013291126

All Michele’s books on:

Amazon.com:http://www.amazon.com/Michele-Gorman/e/B003AWEM4A/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_pop_1

Barnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/michele-gorman?store=allproducts&keyword=michele+gorman




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