'Relatable, lovable, and very very funny’ Graham Norton

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Millie is old enough to know better.

Just don’t tell her that.

At forty-nine, Millie's life is in freefall. Everyone around her seems to have it all figured out—meanwhile, she’s stuck in a job she hates and back living with her mum. Avoiding reality is practically a full-time job.

With the big 5-0 looming, Millie does what any floundering misfit would do: she panics. And tells a ridiculous lie.

But as her little white whopper snowballs into a full-blown situation, Millie’s forced to face some uncomfortable truths. If this isn’t a breakdown — could she finally be having a breakthrough?

Featuring a brilliantly chaotic heroine, sharp and snappy humour, and a big beating heart at its centre, Woman Behaving Badly is the perfect read for fans of Marian Keyes and Ruth Jones— a joyful, life-affirming reminder that it is never, ever too late to get your act together. Probably.

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PRAISE FOR WOMAN BEHAVING BADLY

‘Warm, witty and wonderful.’ Alan Carr

‘Big laughs on every page’ Harry Hill

‘Hilarious page turner’ Doon Macickhan

‘A genuine laugh-out-loud book’ John O’Farrell

'A sparky and hilarious take on hopes, dreams and great big lies’ Lissa Evans

‘Funny and fast moving, wonderfully drawn characters, great dialogue and at the heart a woman I loved spending time with. This book is a joy’ Caroline Quentin

'Life affirming, warm and hilarious.’ Jo Brand

‘The funniest take on failure I've read for a long time’ Shazia Mirza

‘Bonkers and very funny!’ Arabella Weir

'An absolute must-read… Full of nail-biting twists and turns… A treat for women of any age, especially those of us grappling with midlife madness.’ Lucy Porter

‘Wonderfully funny, clever and warm-hearted’ Julian Clary

‘Funny, relevant and insightful… A delight.’ Jack Dee

‘Joyous… A fabulous comic voice’ Mel Giedroyc