Nice Work (If You Can Get It)
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'A delicious piece of entertainment' - The Times
'A very witty novel by a very witty woman. Hugely entertaining' - Julian Fellowes
'If you're not already on holiday reading this, it will make you want to pack your bags!' - Best
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Nestled between the glitz and glamour of Monte Carlo and Cannes, lies the quaint little town of Bellevue-Sur-Mer. It’s home to a group of expat friends who, having found freedom from tiresome families and bad weather, have grand plans to open a bustling new restaurant in this slice of heaven by the sea.
All appears to be going swimmingly but as the buzz of the nearby Cannes Film Festival spills over into Bellevue-Sur-Mer, the friends soon find themselves at the centre of complex love triangles and conflicting business interests, which could spell disaster for everything they’ve worked for.
Racing to get the restaurant open on time, the friends soon realise they can no longer tell whose nasty… and whose nice.
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Praise for the Nice series…
‘Her work has definite joie de vivre’ - Wendy Holden, Daily Mail
‘Hugely enjoyable’ - Katie Fforde
‘Utterly delicious’ - Joanna Lumley
‘Warm, light-hearted, fast-paced’ - Joanne Harris
‘Hugely entertaining’ - Julian Fellowes
‘Such a charming romp’ - Fern Britton
‘A shaft of early summer sunshine’ - Daily Mail
'A delicious piece of entertainment' - The Times
Celia Imrie is an Olivier award-winning and Screen Actors Guild-nominated actress. She is best known for her film roles in The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Calendar Girls and Nanny McPhee. On stage, she won Best Actress in a Musical for Acorn Antiques: The Musical and was nominated for Best Actress in Noises Off. Celia Imrie’s upcoming films are A Cure for Wellness, Year by the Sea, Bridget Jones’s Baby and Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie, all due for release in 2016. Her autobiography, The Happy Hoofer, was published in 2011, and her acclaimed Sunday Times bestselling first novel, Not Quite Nice, was published by Bloomsbury in February 2015.
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