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

Another humorous read, with heartwarming and heartbreaking moments. I always wonder where the twists and turns of Jane’s stories will take me but never *quite* manage to work it out. I love how the tale is told from multiple perspectives and the theme of this book is so current and relatable, it’s easy to see how Iris got caught up in the darker side of social media. Thank you Jane - eagerly awaiting the next book!

I enjoyed the book and read it quite quickly as I was keen to know how it ended. I feel like the ending felt a little bit rushed in a way.The characters seemed quite real in a way as I felt I formed opinions on them. The main character Iris I wasn't sure if I liked at times. I also didn't feel like Cally and Fay her friends were very good friends as they seemed to ditch her where she didn't have a child and they did. I liked the room mate Carol and the sister Daisy.I felt the book shows the dangers of posting things on the internet and how easy it is to get caught up in social media which is true to life as you hear about trolling.

I have pretty much read all of Jane Fallons books. I would say this is one my least favourites of hers. With any Jane Fallon book you get the humour, friendship, betrayal. However this story fell flat on humour and the main character was really unlikeable and made really stupid decisions. The story became repetitive and boring towards the end. Not my favourite

I have loved Jane Fallon's work ever since she was Getting Rid of Matthew...she never disappoints!In this story it's easy to disagree with the actions and attitudes of the main character but then as the story moves forward everything becomes clear.It was a very enjoyable read that didn't take long at all :) 5*

Giving this book 4 stars mostly for the authors incredibly readable style. I have read all of her books and thoroughly enjoyed them however this one was lacking for me.I enjoyed the locations mentioned being local myself I could imagine exactly what streets/houses/pubs/restaurants she was describing but I found the storyline really sad and a bit grubby. The main character wasn't particularly likeable, you could sort of understand why she was behaving as she did but I frequently wanted to give her a good shake.Enjoyed the ending and as I said it was very readable but just not the best of Jane Fallon.

Jane Fallon never fails to write a good story. I love the characters the way they develop and the happy endings.Love reading your books Jane - thank you.

As usual Jane Fallon has come up with a good tale of revenge. Without giving too much of the plot away, l must confess l guessed the truth about lris's ex husband quite early on, but it didn't spoil my enjoyment.I particularly liked the way the main character wasn't quite as one dimensional as it first appeared in the early chapters. Highly recommended.

I enjoyed reading this book. Though at times I cringed and thought Iris don't do it. It was billed as hilarious but I didn't particularly find it funny. It is though a very interesting good read. I liked the ending as it all came good. I think Jane Fallon has a talent for this sort of story.

Per usual, Jane Fallon knocks it out of the park with this one. If you've never read any of her books, you are seriously missing out. Always well-written, cheeky, descriptive, and you feel like the characters could be friends of yours or someone you know. If you have read her books before, it's another one you can't put down, so grab a cup of tea, a blanket, and clear your schedule because you know you won't be putting it down until your done!

Ameno, entretenido

Social media has deceived so many into thinking that everything they see is real and if they can just bring someone down their lives will be so much better.That isn't true, as Jane Fallon shows us in this brilliantly funny read.Tom did not surprise me – maybe because there are many Toms around – but what a rollercoaster! So many emotions! By the end I was rooting for everyone, except Tom, but you need to read the book. It's totally worth it!

I’m one to speed read through pages of boring romance dribble, but never with Jane’s books. Every paragraph has a purpose and is interesting. This story flicks from corner to corner, with a slight surprise at each turn. Not totally unpredictable but enough substance there to keep you wondering. A really good, easy to read, captivating story.

Jane’s Fallon’s book, Over Sharing, is the perfect read for a weekend getaway feeling. I could not put it down.Social Media Personality mom Maddy loves her twin girls but how far will she exploit them to pay her bills, risk her marriage and become famous? When scorned wife Iris learns about her accused husband-stealing nemesis Maddy living a not so picture-perfect real life, the plot darkens.Whether you follow any social media influencers or not, Jane Fallon will keep you guessing about her characters’ real lives. Make a proper pot of tea, find a cozy corner and enjoy!