'A great read!' -- Best
'Does risk-free mean guilt-free?...Convincingly drawn' --
DAILY MAIL
'It's great fun' --
HEAT
'Jane Wenham Jones has written the story you've always wanted to read about infidelity - and how to get away it' --
Cosmopolitan
'Original and lots of fun!' --
B magazine
'This comic novel is a perfect read for bored gossips' --
OK! magazine's Hot Stars
an affair and get away with it!
Stephenie -- bored housewife and downtrodden mother -- wants a job, and Madeleine s recruitment agency, PAs, appears to be the ideal place to get one. Except that PAs isn t quite what it seems. Far from providing clients with Personal Assistants, the agency offers Perfect Alibis to unfaithful women and, as Stephanie soon discovers, there are lots of them around. Founder-member of the agency, Patsy, is a serial philanderer and there s a dark side to her best friend Millie. For the well-heeled ladies of Edenhurst, PAs is a ticket to risk-free adultery.
When slacker, Troy, Stephanie s first love, returns to town unexpectedly, even she is tempted. Her life is soon in turmoil, and that's before the tabloids get involved.
From the Back Cover
Infidelity for women - a survival guide
Stephanie - bored housewife and disillusioned mother - wants a job, and Madeleine's recruitment company appears to be the ideal place to go. Except that PAs isn't quite what it seems.
Far from providing companies with Personal Assistants, the agency offers Perfect Alibis to unfaithful women. And as Stephanie soon discovers, there are lots of them about! Founder member Patsy is a serial philanderer and there's a dark side to her best friend Millie. For the well-heeled ladies of Edenhurst, PAs is a ticket to risk-free adultery.
When slacker Troy, Stephanie's first love, returns unexpectedly to town, even she is tempted. But her life is soon in turmoil, and that's before the tabloids get involved.
About the Author
Jane Wenham-Jones lives in Broadstairs, Kent where she walks by the sea and dreams of fame. After a motley assortment of jobs and entrepreneurial endeavours she began writing for women's magazines in 1996 and has since had more than seventy short stories published. Her novels, the acclaimed Raising the Roof and Perfect Alibis are both published by Bantam Books.