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Going Nowhere on a Train


Has there ever been a defining moment in your life? Something that happened unexpectedly that turned your life on its head? Something that made you think about who you are, and what you have become?
Author: Chris Perry
Published: June 2010
Number of Pages: 546

Jude Henry loved his life. He loved his flat in leafy Clapham, he loved his job in the West End, but most importantly, he loved women.

Kate Chambers was a hard working and conscientious student who was approaching her Finals at university. She loved her friends, loved Jon and had meticulously mapped out her career path right down to the finest detail. He was happy. She was happy. So why did a train journey from Paddington to Cheltenham cause their world’s to collide and question everything that they thought was right in their lives?

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Worth an Afternoon's Read
Have you ever spotted someone you liked the look of but been too shy to say hello? In Going Nowhere on a Train, Jude and Kate are in exactly that position. Jude, on his way out for a night of clubbing, takes one look at Kate and falls totally in love.

The two don’t speak, and go off to their various destinations. A disastrous night of partying, with far too much booze pushes Jude into writing a drunken email to a local radio DJ asking him to “get that girl from the train” to contact him.
Meanwhile, Kate is beginning to realise that her boyfriend may not be as nice as she thought.

This is a very English story, the language and the club scene will transport you straight to the UK. It is well-written, full of fun, and really gives a great insight into how the mind of an average twenty something Englishman works. Definitely worth an afternoon’s read!

From: John Smith | Created on: 1/30/2011 8:23:47 PM

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