Name & Address Withheld

Sigaloff, Jane

ISBN 10: 0373250223 / ISBN 13: 9780373250226

Published by Red Dress Ink, 2002

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Name & Address Withheld
• Publisher: Red Dress Ink
• Publication Date: 2002
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0373250223
• ISBN 13: 9780373250226
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Very Good
• Seller catalogs:
  • Romance
  • Fiction

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Synopsis

Savvy and successful radio talkshow host, columinist, and urban sexpert Lizzie Ford finally finds the man of her dreams in brilliant advertising guru Matt Baker, but when the arrival of an anonymous note from one of her readers plunges her into a world of scandal, she learns some startling truths about life, love, and fidelity. Original.

About the Author

Jane Sigaloff is the first British author to have a novel published in the highly acclaimed Red Dress Ink imprint. Having studied history at Oxford University, Jane entered the allegedly glamorous world of television, initially as tea-and-coffee-coordinator for Nickelodeon UK before progressing to researcher and then assistant producer. Her contracts took her to MTV and finally to the BBC, where assignments included a royal wedding interview. But it was her spell as a talk-show researcher that gave Jane a keen insight into human behavior and a lively sense of humor about relationships, both reflected in her brilliantly funny debut novel, Name & Address Withheld. Although Jane was born and bred in the UK, her surname hints at a colorful family background, with her roots somewhere in Austria, the Czech Republic and Russia. But since the Kids from Fame and the Brat Pack days of the 1980s, Jane’s been especially enthusiastic about all things American. As a student she spent a month pondering the meaning of life (and sales tax) on a road trip across North America, and the following year returned to work as a camp counselor. As an adult she tries to visit New York as regularly as she can to top up her energy levels and to shop at Banana Republic.

Since 2000 Jane has enjoyed a double life as a part-time personal assistant, which has given her more time to write and feel guilty about not going to the gym. She has never consulted an agony aunt.

Her second novel for Red Dress Ink will be Lost & Found.