Name: Janice Hopper's review of The Nothing Girl by Jodi Taylor
Item: The Nothing Girl
Rating: 5
Author: Janice Hopper

Jodi Taylor

Jodi Taylor, author of the internationally bestselling Chronicles of St Mary's series, brings all her comic writing skills to this heart-warming tale of self-discovery. Getting a life isn't always easy. And hanging on to it is even harder... Known as 'The Nothing Girl' because of her severe stutter and chronically low self-confidence, Jenny Dove is only just prevented from ending it all by the sudden appearance of Thomas, a mystical golden horse only she can see. Under his guidance, Jenny unexpectedly acquires a husband - the charming and chaotic Russell Checkland - and for her, nothing will ever be the same again. With over-protective relatives on one hand and the world's most erratic spouse on the other, Jenny needs to become Someone. And fast! Readers love Jodi Taylor: 'I haven't met a Jodi Taylor book I didn't love, they get you right in the feels' 'Has you laughing and crying in equal measure' 'Beautifully written, captivating and witty' 'A surprising gem of a book'

The Nothing Girl

Nina

Janice Hopper

I read most of this book during one night of insomnia. It's POSSIBLE that reading the book kept me awake too.

Anybody that reads my reviews know I don't like romance or most love stories. This one was different enough not to trip my "is this a KISSING book???" radar. 

Jenny is a shy, stuttering young woman who has been reared by her aunt and uncle after her parents are killed in a car crash. Through a somewhat unlikely series of events, she ends up married to the Manic Pixie Dream Boy, Russell. It starts as a marriage of convenience, because Jenny has money, and Russell doesn't. But, of course, you know how things like THAT usually turn out.

It doesn't help that Jenny's aunt & uncle, who supposedly have Jenny's best interests at heart, may not be quite as sincere as Jenny thinks.

And there's a magic horse that only Jenny can see.

I'd read a couple of Jodi Taylor's Chronicles of St. Mary's books, and found them ok, but nothing special. I confess I was pretty much charmed by this whole book. It was sweet. I didn't figure out everything that was going on before the end. I was rooting for the heroine, and the hero wasn't too bad either.

A sweet, quick read if you ever need a unicorn chaser, or just a little pick me up.

Anastaciya

It was lovely. So much humor. And the intrigue! Ah, if you need a book to put you in a good mood, read this one :)

Claire Kidd

From the author of the internationally bestselling Chronicles of St Mary's series... The Nothing Girl has grown up. It's life as usual at Frogmorton Farm - which is to say that events have passed the merely eccentric and are now galloping headlong towards the completely bizarre. Once again Jenny struggles to stay afloat in the stormy seas of matrimony with her husband, Russell Checkland, together with an unlikely mix of Patagonian Attack Chickens, Jack the Sad Donkey and Mrs Crisp's mysterious boyfriend. The old favourites are still around, of course. There's Marilyn the Omnivorous Donkey, Russell's ex-girlfriend, Don't Call Me Franny, and the neurotic Boxer, currently failing to deal with butterfly trauma. So nothing much is new ... except for the mysterious figure dogging Jenny's steps and who, if she didn't know better, she would swear was her sinister cousin Christopher, last seen being hurled from the house by her wayward husband. He couldn't possibly be stupid enough to come back and try again ... could he?

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