Heartswap

“Two figures moved smoothly through the crowded streets of London. They were fluid, flexible, future-friendly, multi-skilled, relational, communicative, radiant with intelligence, swift with modesty, aware of their superiority and above competitiveness…which is to say, they competed only over things that did not matter. Simple they were women.” Flora drinks herbal tea, meditates and believes in the abundance of the universe. Georgie drinks black coffee, drives a top of the range Audi and believes in hard work. But they agree about the important things. They’ll be friends forever, they’re getting married and the men the love will never, ever, cheat on them. Medical researcher Felix, Georgie’s fiancé, never leaves the moral high ground and Dillon, Flora’s intended, is as devoted as a puppy. So when their old boss bets the friends that they can’t seduce each other’s fiancés, they think they’re on to a sure thing. Nothing to lose, right? To get the answers, read Celia Brayfield’s urban comedy, set in millennial London and inspired by Mozart’s opera Cosi Fan Tutte. “Deliciously comic – lightning flashes of wit and scalpel-sharp observation.” Daily Mail