The character of Samantha Sweeting is absolutely adorable. There are no dull moments and a good pace is maintained throughout the book. The story is told in the first-person voice of Samantha Sweeting. My only qualm with it was that maybe too much of what happens in the story was revealed in the blurb. The plot is well-conceived and delivered. The story thereafter is a beautiful and perfect mix of romance and humour and some parts drama. What follows is equal parts fun and amusement as Samantha struggles to make breakfast has no idea about how to work the oven or the washing machine. (I have not mentioned any spoiler all this is already mentioned in the blurb). The next day when she wakes up, she is the housekeeper of a beautiful big mansion in rural England and has no clue how to go about her new job. In the mess that ensues, she finds herself hastily leaving her office and getting aboard the first train that she spots.įinally, she is in the middle of nowhere, and her judgment and senses are completely clouded by the whole situation. A mistake which has the power to destroy her career forever. Samantha Sweeting has her whole world turned upside down because of a mistake. Her achievements are extraordinary and her life can be summed up in a neat phrase – “always on the run”.īut she loves her job and thrives under pressure until one day everything changes. “The Undomestic Goddess” is the story of Samantha Sweeting, a London-based power-hungry and very successful 29-year-old lawyer who is on the verge of becoming the youngest partner in her firm. I proudly count myself as a sincere fan of Sophie Kinsella and have absolutely come to love every book of hers that I have read so far. Life’s a pretty resilient thing, it turns out.” There’s no such thing as ruining your life. “If I’ve learned one lesson from all that’s happened to me, it’s that there is no such thing as the biggest mistake of your existence.

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