In The Catch, her follow-up to the popular Six Weeks to Toxic, Louisa McCormack proves, once again, that “she can subvert chick-lit convention without sacrificing the guilty good fun” (Chatelaine magazine, which chose The Catch as a Top Pick for October 2008). Following television producer Minnie Gallant as she leaves her high-powered job in Toronto for the tiny fishing village of Tuck Harbour, PEI, the novel is a smart, sexy, and original take on the old adage that there are plenty of fish in the sea.
PRAISE FOR LOUISA MCCORMACK
“McCormack's intoxicating love of language and funny quips—keep the story cruising, and the ending is unexpected yet appropriately feel-good.????Publishers Weekly
“As McCormack proved in Six Weeks to Toxic, she can subvert chick-lit convention without sacrificing the guilty good fun.??” “Top Pick for October, Chatelaine magazine
“McCormack's flair, style and machine-gun wit are abundant throughout?.McCormack's writing is fun and edgy and contains oodles of raw wit and talent.????The Globe and Mail

LOUISA MCCORMACK writes regularly for Flare and FASHION. She was a host of “The Chatroom” on TalkTV, and has also contributed to CBC Newsworld and CBC Radio One. McCormack was born in Montreal, Quebec, and now lives in Toronto, Ontario.

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