Clever and funny like all Marian Keyes. It has the usual generic caveats - and I can never quite believe in her Throughoughly Decent Men. The main problem with this one, having read 'Rachel's Holiday' recently, is that the Walsh sisters are supposed to be so different, but the inside of Maggie's mind isn't so different from Rachel's. Since she created at least eight distinctly believable characters in 'Grown ups' maybe that's something that's come with time.