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The Only Boy For Me by Gil McNeil

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Also by Gil McNeil:

Needles And Pearls, May 2010
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The Beach Street Knitting Society And Yarn Club, January 2010
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Divas Don't Knit, March 2008
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In The Wee Small Hours, July 2005
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The Only Boy For Me, February 2002
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The Only Boy For Me
Gil McNeil

Funny, heartbreaking, truthful, and romantic,The Only Boy for Meis a stunning debut.

Bloomsbury
February 2002
On Sale: February 9, 2002
Featuring: Annie Baker; Mack
288 pages
ISBN: 1582342237
EAN: 9781582342238
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Contemporary Chick Lit

Annie Baker's got it made-an idyllic life in the country, a part-time job in town as a freelance film producer, and a boy who's crazy about her. The only problem is, he's six years old. Featuring Annie as its frazzled but tireless heroine, Gil McNeil's endearing first novel turns chaos to poetry.

Annie doesn't remember what it feels like to be pulled in any less than seven directions at once, but that's the beauty of her life. It seems like everywhere she turns there's a crisis in the making and a man who needs fussing over--whether it's her son, Charlie, who will only eat sausages for breakfast; her high-maintenance director-boss Barney, who's constantly being attacked by his own espresso maker; the crew on her ad shoots, whose work ethics are controlled exclusively by their stomachs; or her work nemesis, Lawrence, who's simply out to get her fired. And then she meets Mack...

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