Favourite chick-lit author?

[RCee]

I haven't really read much Chick Lit in the last couple of years but I used to love Fiona Walker. I also liked Marian Keyes and Jenny Colgan.

[leah86]

I really like Marian Keyes. Especially like her books - "Rachel's Holiday" and "Watermelon".

[Lorelei]

I've loved every book by Victoria Routledge, specially 'AND FOR STARTERS...' and 'FRIENDS LIKE THESE'

[Shin]

I like Marian Keyes but still have a few of her books to read. I also enjoy Sophie Kinsella, Jane Green and Carol Matthews. But I love Janet Evanovich's Stephenie Plum series. They are quite funny.

[bookworm44]

I like Marian Keyes but still have a few of her books to read. I also enjoy Sophie Kinsella, Jane Green and Carol Matthews. But I love Janet Evanovich's Stephenie Plum series. They are quite funny.

 

Shin, I also love the Stephanie Plum series. Well, 1-10 anyway, after that it was all down hill. =(

[Piper]

I really like Marian Keyes but also like Jane Green. I loved Jill Mansell's early books but not been tempted by the last few. Sometimes I think author's write too many books too quickly and they seem to lose that spark.

[poppyshake]

I love Marian and Maeve .. a bit of Irish charm and wit is always good

[booklover7809]

It's a tie between Marian Keyes and Jane Green for me. Maggie Alderson is quite good too.

[funrun]

tess .g

sophie k

kathy r

lisa gardener

karen s. are all good

[Bunny]

there are too many chick lit authors I like for me to pick a favourite

[welshchick30]

out of the list my favourite has to be Marian Keyes and Sophie Kinsella. But my favourite authors of all time are Martina Cole and James Patterson:)

[Nollaig]

Anna McPartlin. I officially love her, and chick-lit as a result of her.

[LindseyandMatthew]

I really do love Sophie Kinsella her books are so easy to read

[aquarius91]

I like Marian Keyes and Cecelia Ahern (Where rainbows end being my fav).

 

I've only read one of Sophie Kinsella's books (Can you keep a secret?) which was good but wouldn't make it in my top 10.

 

I also enjoy Jill Mansell, Adele Parks and Belinda Jones.

[wolfsbane]

Marian Keyes every time, has me in fits, tears, stitches and hysterics all within the same page, genius

 

[AbielleRose]

Janet Evanovich has some great books. The Stephanie Plum series is wonderful for a laugh.

[Kate]

Janet Evanovich has some great books. The Stephanie Plum series is wonderful for a laugh.

 

I'm glad you put this up as I took out one of her books from the library and have never read her work before

[dolphingirl]

My favorite Women writers are:

 

1. Val McDermid

2. Kathy Reichs

3. Beverly Connor

4. Joanne Fluke

 

To name just a few. I love reading so it's really hard to narrow it down to just a few!

[AlwaysAttract]

Oh I too love Sophie Kinsella! Its so nice to read it and just sit there until you have finished it, without thinking half way through, ' Omg, where who why' over and over again .

 

Did you know that Remember Me? is becoming er next sequel apperently.

 

Also, i like Catherine Alliot and Katie Fford

[Stephanie2008]

I have read two Elizabeth Noble books in a row now and she would be my second favourite chick-lit author, slightly behind Sophie Kinsella

[scottishbookworm]

for me it's marian keyes and carole matthews

[chesilbeach]

Just reviewed my original post and have to say, having read a few chick-lit books over the last year, my favourites are still Annie Sanders, but of some of the new authors I've read, I've been impressed by both Anna McPartlin and Anna Davis.

 

And, now I'm officially freaked out because I've realised they're all Annie or Anna's!

[Nicola Booth]

Marian Keyes would have to be all time favourite out of that list.

 

I have read all of Cecilia Ahern to date - got her new one for Christmas so still have to read that.

 

Read Shopaholic Series by Sophie Kinsella last year after going to see the movie. They were fab and her stand alone novels are entertaining, especially enjoyed twenties girl.

[yellowstonegirl]

Sophia Kinsella! I love her books!

[Kate]

I don't know really. I do have a soft spot for chick-lit novels so have read quite a few different authors. I think Debbie Macomber is at the top for me, although I do enjoy Sophie Kinsella, Dorothy Koomson, Nora Roberts etc.