The storyline is based around 3 middle aged women dating the same man who as they find out, is a con man.

Fallon describes Joni's job-sharing down to a tee, that slight resentment of the other person and any work they didn't manage to get to. Uiteindelijk leert ze hem kort daarna 'spontaan' in het echt kennen, zonder dat hij weet dat ze al eerder met elkaar op de datingapp hebben gesproken.If you are looking for a book to lift your mood, do give this book a go and I am pretty sure it won’t disappoint. When happily divorced Joni finds Ant via a dating app, neither is entirely honest about who they are.

Saffy’s first instinct is to have a drink and talk through it all and suggest getting even with him, but Mary’s first contact with Joni has her hanging up on her chalking it up to a mis-identity. Whilst this is a story of three women trying to get revenge on a man who’s been playing them all, it’s also so much deeper than that. The Queen of the revenge dramedy is back with a hilarious, fun and wicked romance that will tickle the funny bone and satisfy the soul.And mind the pricks was certainly right when it came to Ant - what a great villain character he is, and I loved his slow unravelling as the women uncovered the truth about him.

The story is told from Joni’s perspective mostly, she is the one who is trying to expose what Ant is up to. I love the plot, the characters even the villainous ones, the setting, the writing and the sweet punishment for the wrong doings. Firstly because of the need to catfish, and then when the catfish becomes the conned, the need to keep sleeping with him to mine for more information. I didn’t feel that it was the best one I have read by this author and I always eagerly anticipate the latest one. De schrijfstijl blijft wel echt fantastisch, dus als Jane weer een nieuw boek uitbrengt, ga ik die gewoon weer enthousiast lezen!The protagonist in this book is Joni, a mature woman that has been divorced and is very comfortable financially. There were some parts I appreciated, like when Joni forms a connection with the other women that Ant is seeing. About the author: Jane Fallon is the multi-award-winning television producer behind shows such as This Life, Teachers and 20 Things to Do Before You’re 30. She then concocts a plan, to accidentally meet Ant in real life without revealing who she really is. As much as I loved watching them make Ant squirm, I REALLY loved the moments where the women were all together and just having the best time as friends - and I definitely had some warm fuzzies going on by the end!

I didn’t relate to our main character Joni at all and as lovely as I think she probably was, I just didn’t like her or care for her that much. I really liked the ending of this book, it left me very satisfied with the outcome and it was well deserved. Jane is known as the revenge queen, but I really think the dialogue queen is more fitting, because the dialogue is truly masterful in this book. Ze krijgen een relatie en het leven lijkt haar toe te lachten – tot ze via haar account ontdekt dat Ant nog steeds heel actief is op de app. Joni contacts the other women after going through Ant’s phone while he’s asleep and from there on in it gets even more hilarious to read.Now while I didn’t like Ant and his player ways, I also didn’t like the fact that Joni seem to gloss over the fact that she was cat fishing him… first with a fake picture (her sister) then with a fake name (her sisters) and a fake life. Normaal gesproken komt Jane altijd met een heel sterk plot, maar dat ontbrak deze keer voor mijn gevoel.