Welcome to Great Reads
 This is the Moan About Men bookclub for women run in conjunction with Ebury Publishing and Waterstones.com.
Review new books!
Each month, Ebury will provide Moan About Men with ten review copies of their Book of the Month: members of the bookclub can apply to take part and send in their reviews for publication in the bookclub forum and on Waterstones.com
Question and Answer Sessions
Where possible, the author of a book will take part in a question and answer session, either on the forum or in the chatroom.
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Moan About Men by Juliana Foster
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 From the acclaimed author of SILK comes another sexy, glitzy ...
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Tracie Martin is the true queen of the Wags – and this is going to be her year. From her lemon-frosted highlights to the tips of her bejewelled bronzed toes, Tracie is the ultimate footballer’s wife.
The England squad are heading to South Africa for the World Cup and Tracie’s husband Dean has a place on the coaching squad. So the Martin family are on their way to South Africa.
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 There’s nothing wrong with playing sports. It’s a wonderful way to have fun, get some exercise, bond with your mates and learn how to be a valuable team player. The problem is that not many of us actually participate in sports these days. Most of us haven’t stepped on a pitch since our schooldays, when we were forced to run pointlessly round an icy field in the depths of winter while some sadistic maniac of a PE teacher screamed abuse at us from the sidelines.
After all, why bother to get all sweaty and red- faced and out of breath when you can watch someone else do all the work from the comfort of your sofa, a beer in one hand and a giant kebab in the other?
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