Behaving Badly

Animal behaviorist Miranda Sweet has given up on men - animals are so much nicer and far more reliable. So she opens her own animal behavior clinic in London's Primrose Hill and is soon working her magic on depressed dachshunds and psychologically challenged cats. But can she keep the male species at bay forever? Her best friend Daisy, an incurably romantic wedding planner doesn't think so, and when David a handsome photographer arrives, Miranda wonders if she's been a bit hasty. But in order to be with David Miranda knows that she will have to confess to him the guilty secret that she's carried for 16 years. Will she be brave enough to tell him who she really is, and what she once did? A moving, witty and redemptive story of courage, forgiveness, second chances and assorted animals, this is the re-issued fifth novel from the internationally best-selling author of 'A Vintage Affair'.

Isabel Wolff is a former BBC broadcaster and the internationally best-selling author of ten witty and moving novels, all published worldwide. A UK Sunday Times bestseller, Isabel has been shortlisted for the American Libraries Association Award ('A Vintage Affair'), and for the UK Romantic Novel of the Year ('Behaving Badly' and 'Shadows Over Paradise'). Isabel lives in London's Notting Hill with her partner, their children and a very sweet cocker spaniel.