When I saw that Sophie Kinsella had a new book, I did a happy dance. I am unashamedly in love with her books and this one did not let me down. 
 Poppy Wyatt is about to get married to the man of her dreams, Magnus. While at her wedding shower and in the midst of a few glasses of champagne, Poppy let's people try on her engagement ring (a priceless heirloom) and then the fire alarm gets pulled. Everyone scrambles to leave but without giving Poppy back her ring. Poppy's phone then gets stolen so she has no way to contact people to see if they have it. Until she sees a cell phone just lying on top of the trash can. Surely if it's trash, anyone can take it? And she'd only be using it until she got a replacement for her stolen one. Thus begins a texting relationship between Poppy and her cell phone's former boss, Sam Roxton. Sophie agrees to forward all the business emails Sam gets to his phone if she can keep the phone for a little while. But Sophie just can't help but read a few of the emails and answer them on Sam's behalf. She never realized that this might present problems for unreachable, stone-cold Sam. 
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