Chasing Rainbows - Tapa blanda

'There are so many good chicklit writers out there now that there can't possibly be room for another one, can there? Well, actually, yes there can, particularly if she is as clued-in as Nuala Woulfe...Woulfe writes well and has an easy relaxed pace that lets the humour come through. One for all the office girls out there.' --Irish Independent

'A great read, light-hearted, fun and fresh with an underlying message urging the reader to create their own future instead of settling for one already determined for them.' --The Evening Echo

'In the romance stakes Chasing Rainbows scores highly and it doesn't do too badly in the raunch stakes either!' --Belfast Telegraph

'The author has a good sense of humour and her with shines through. The novel was very easy to read.' --Evening Herald

Ali Hughes wants more from life. More than her dead-end job with the boss from hell, and her pokey flat, better suited to a college student. More than her volatile family and overbearing mother, and her on-off relationship with the sexy but ambitious Detective Dave O'Connor. While her mother is eager for Ali to settle down and marry a doctor or an architect, Ali just wants to grab her boring life by the neck and give it a good shake to wake it up a little. Flitting from course to course and job to job, never quite fulfilling her potential, Ali yearns for excitement and adventure. Her best friend, the down-to-earth Maggie, calls it 'chasing rainbows'. But Ali is about to find out that rainbows are elusive by nature and the pots of gold found at the end of them often contain the one thing you least expect.