Over Sharing: The hilarious and sharply written new novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author

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Fallon asserts that she has always loved chick lit since it became popular in the 1990s, but got bored with it when the novels became so cutesy and annoying. Ageing is ever more fraught for women assailed by images of celebrities who are pushing 60 but don’t look a day over a very plastic 40.

Jane Fallon is a British author of bestselling chick noir novels that include the likes of “Tell Me A Secret,” “Getting Rid of Matthew,” “Faking Friends,” “Got You Back,” “My Sweet Revenge,” “Foursome,” “Strictly Between Us,” “The Ugly Sister” and “Skeletons. Her mum is going to be living in a village by herself after her best friend tells her she is moving out, so she invites her mum to the Thames for the weekend to show her how nice the place is, and hopefully look for some houses or flats where her mum could move to, being closer, Iris could visit her here. I know when I get a Jane Fallon paperback in my hands, I’m going to be enthralled for a few hours and giggle occasionally. So anyway, to summarise, I found myself annoyed and frustrated by this book and the characters, and disappointed that I didn’t love it because I really wanted to.

Since then, the novel has been published into more than 16 languages and is set to be made into a film.She has always been a shy and self-contained person since she was a child, which is why she probably gravitated towards scriptwriting and production.