I have so enjoyed reading this novel - it completely sucked me in and engrossed me. I think her writing is wonderfully witty and accurate - the scenes where she is describing Richard's sorties into internet dating had me rolling about laughing, especially her division of the women into widowed, divorced and single, and the pros and cons of each. She seems to have the gift of describing characters in a way that is accurate and honest, yet still retaining sympathy for them. She is so good at bringing relationships to life - I loved the scene at the Trevi fountain when poor Richard is in agony and Edie is furious with him for not enjoying himself and then, to top it all, a tourist offers to take their photo as if they were the happiest couple in the world.
I would like to ask Jami what she is currently working on and if she has another novel in the pipeline. I would also like to invite her to meet my book group (in the pub) if ever she is in Manchester! (Tonight we are being joined by James Higgerson, who has just published The Almost Lizard.)