Sending to cats-eye as a surprise RABCK

From Publishers Weekly
It would be hard to imagine anyone other than Gray giving voice to Emma Corrigan, the heroine of Kinsella's hilarious new confection (after Shopaholic Ties the Knot). With her flirty British accent, Gray perfectly delivers the hysterical monologues that Emma, a marketing assistant, directs towards the handsome man sitting next to her on a turbulent flight between Glasgow and London. Emma spills intimate details about her G-string, G-spot, the fact that she's never been in love and much more. But to Emma's chagrin, the handsome man on the plane turns out to be Jack Harper, CEO of her company. Emma hopes Jack will forget all about her, but he seems bent on getting to know her, first forcing her to admit she deserves better than her boring boyfriend Conor, then convincing her that he is a better choice. Although he never seems to share his own secrets, Emma can't help falling in love with Jack and his glamorous lifestyle. But then the unthinkable happens—Jack reveals Emma's secrets on national television in front of her family, friends and co-workers. What happens next? That's a secret. What's not is that this fast-paced, fluffy audiobook goes down as easily as cotton candy and is twice as sweet.

I received this yesterday in the post - Thank you so much, alsgal - you made my day by being so thoughtful!
I also recieved a copy of this one from my fab Spring Flinger, so I will be making one of the copies AVL shortly for trade/RABCK :)

Finally got around to reading a few books for pleasure, and decided to give this one a go! I am admittedly not usually a fan of this genre of book, but I'd heard this one was good and I seem to think I've read & enjoyed Kinsella's stuff before. Anyway, I thought it was a fun and frothy typical chicklit book, a nice light summer read. Kinsella is quite funny and her characters are pretty believable overall.
Thanks, alsgal - I'm glad I finally read this, it was good!