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Featured Books, with extracts, by Jane Wenham-Jones
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100 Ways to Fight the Flab and Still Have Wine and Chocolate Jane Wenham-Jones Jane Wenham-Jones shares her 100 best ways to fight the flab. She’s twigged that dieting really means never ever being able to eat the food you want ever again, so is it any wonder we fall off the wagon? So,... Format: Paperback - Released: 02/01/2014 
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Perfect Alibis Jane Wenham-Jones The PAâs agency has a James Bond style approach to helping women be unfaithful with full contingency plans in place in case anything goes wrong while playing away. The perfect cover for all women who want to be unfaithful. Stephanie... Format: Paperback - Released: 02/07/2007
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One Glass is Never Enough Jane Wenham-Jones A fun, relaxing read with characters we can all identify with. Take Three Girls with a modern slant - single mother, modern business woman and glamorous, wealthy girl about town; all with issues bubbling under the surface. Well written and pacy... Format: Paperback - Released: 01/10/2005
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