Jayne Buxton is a consultant and spokesperson in the field of work-life balance. After her non-fiction book, Ending the Mother War, was published in 1998 she became a regular contributor to press, radio and conference discussions about working parents and workplace change. She co-founded Flametree, a specialist work-life balance consultancy and interactive web based community for working parents. She now lives in London with her husband and three children and is the author of Lessons in Duck Shooting.
'The author has a way of conveying break up woes we can all relate to. If you've got the winter blues, this will give you hope * New Woman * A charming romantic comedy * Red * A great light-hearted read * My Weekly * Inciteful, humorous and engaging * Lancashire Evening Post * An hilarious look at life as a single mum. Wickedly funny, warm and wonderfully perceptive, it's great for those long, cold, dark winter nights * Peterborough Evening Telegraph * An amazing story * Vanessa Feltz, BBC London * Literate chick-lit ... Jayne Buxton is a funny writer who knows that humour is in the detail * Boston Globe * This is one that you won't want to miss - a wonderful debut novel * Armchair Interviews.com * Intelligent chick-lit ... This laugh-out-loud debut will captivate readers * Publishers Weekly *