If I love Marian Keyes Sophie Kinsella and some Jane Green, what shall I read next?

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Need tips havent read a great chick lit in a while! Please help!!

Veronica Henry
Sinead Moriarty
Adele parks
Catherine Alliott

Sheila Flanaghan and Patricia Scanlan are other Irish writers in a similar vein to Marian Keyes, also Cathy Kelly. They are all easy 'holiday read' type authors that are easy to pick up and put down, IMO.

Milly Johnson for UK based chicklit. Love her stuff.
Erin Kaye is another good Irish one.

Lisa Jewell?

Milly Johnson sound promising, which one should I start with?
Have read some Sinead Moriarty, hmmm am now engrossed in Amazon reviews...:)

Cecelia Ahern?

Jojo Moyes and Jenny Colgan would be my suggestions

For Milly Johnson, I'd start with The Yorkshire Pudding Club or A Spring Affair or The Birds and the Bees. But they're all good.

Bernadette Strachan?

Fiona Walker. Kiss Chase, French Relations, Well Groomed, Snap Happy and Between Males are the best but she has done lots.

Milly Johnston
Fiona Walker
Adele Parks.

Best suggested so far.

I'd add Jill Mansell

Oh and Katie Fforde's early books also vg. Rose Revived etc.

Jill mansell!

Jane Fallon

Fiona Walkers books are very racy!

Sarah Mason is not very well known but excellent.

I love Lisa Jewell and have re-read so many if her books.

Not strictly "chic" lit but I enjoy Mike Gayles books.

Josie Lloyd and Emlyn Rees write together and give the male and female side of the story.

Chris Manby?

I read First Last Kiss by Ali Harris recently and really enjoyed it.
Always enjoy Adele Parkes too.

Carole Matthews is very good.

Angels I cried a lot at the First Last Kiss - lovely book

JoJo Moyes - you before me - another lovely read

Adele Parks is another whose books I love and would recommend.
Dorothy Koomson

Erica James

Also - I love Emily Barr's books - they tend to have a bit of an edge to them.

wendy holden?

Nancy Mitford, jilly cooper..
Wendy Holden is good too.

Me before you- Jojo Moyes. Didnt think it was going to be my cup of tea, but I loved it!

NotAQueef - First Last Kiss was set where I live. It was funny being able to picture the places where various scenes took place.

We seem to have similar tastes in books so I'll have to check out the others you have mentioned.

I second the recommendation for Dorothy Koomson - I've read every book she has written. Always brilliant.