Not only does she leave behind her gorgeous boyfriend Alex -- she must also face unfinished business back on home turf. However with Alex and Jenny by her side it was going to be much different from what she anticipated!

The humour, the characters, the drama, the awkward situations only she could get into, the hidden secrets, the fear, the adventures around the town, the bitches, the friends and most of all the LOVE made me gaga for this series. The novel had no point of conflict apart from Angela’s two best friends bickering (which Angela could have prevented if she’d stopped to reassure her friends they weren’t being replaced for like 2 seconds) and Angela seeing her ex. Alex is also coming over for the birthday and to meet her parents properly who have made it quite clear that they don’t really trust this new American musician boyfriend. So, when I told her I would love to have a review copy, she happily (hopefully) obliged and agreed to send me a *SIGNED* copy when she was in the UK.Lindsey Kelk is the internationally bestselling author of books including I Heart New York, On A Night Like This, The Christmas Wish, and One in a Million. I was utterly absorbed into the story, well, that's the magic of Lindsey Kelk, her books make you turn pages faster than you eyes can finish reading them! What I've loved about these books is that although Angela, our protagonist, is a funny, lovable girl with who frequently finds herself in embarrassing situations with herhighly entertaining best friend, that wasn't all these books were about. I was worried that because the story was taking place in London, we wouldn’t have some of the other much-loved characters included, but they are all there and we get to hear more from best-friend Louisa which was a welcome edition to this, sequel number four to I Heart New York. See, I had nothing against that for the plot but throughout the whole novel, I was waiting for that moment of clarity that Angela and Alex share in all the novels at the end that makes it all perfect.

No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins. I loved seeing how Alex and Jenny got on with her parents and best friend Louisa (now more of a mother than maid of honour).I Heart London is a hilarious and fun novel that will leave readers grabbing their tissues because they are laughing so hard that tears will stream down their faces. Alex was barely around in I Heart London and if that wasn't bad enough, I still don't know where they stand on the babies thing.

I really think that the author has created two of the best characters in chick lit in Angela and Jenny whatever these women get up to just have us hooked and gripping our sides! We get to know Louisa a little bit more and I loved the scene where they get together, sitting in her bedroom like they used to when they were 16 years old!I am so serious, that I am contemplating moving to New York just so I can find me a guy as great as him.