"If your New Year's Resolution is to sort out your love life, this book is a great place to start. You'll learn how to become your own love coach, gain a deeper understanding of the true rules of amour and get top tips on bouncing back from heartbreak. Lynda has a refreshingly real approach and draws on case studies and statistics to prove she knows what she's talking about."

'I'm going to be recommending Weekend Love Coach because it makes tackling major relationship issues feel manageable...perfect when you feel stuck.'

How touching to hear the inside stories of the ones they left behind - Kitty Dimbleby's poignant book captures the love and heartbreak of Army wives threaded through with courage and enormous humour - wonderful.

This is a timely and charmingly told account of the lives of the "force behind the forces" - the families of those brave soldiers who are risking lives and limbs on the front line.

This is a moving tribute to the wives and families who are left behind when Britain's soldiers go out to fight- the story of their courage in the face of separation, loneliness and fear for those they love. Kitty Dimbleby's message is that war breeds more than one kind of hero worthy of our admiration and support.

These "Daffodil Girls", and scores of other army wives like them, are indeed amongst the unsung heroines of our times; and we as a nation owe not just their husbands, but these women too, an enormous debt of gratitude for all they achieve. Thank you so much for this book Kitty - I can not recommend it more highly to Service and civilian readers alike - It's a real gem!

Powerful and well-written

The saddest story I have ever heard... it touches levels of human agony far beyond the reach of everyday journalism

This book brought tears to my eyes several times... but despite the tragedy at the heart of the book, there are flashes of humour

Deeply moving

A searingly honest book

Extremely honest and candid

(A) testament to the ferocity of maternal love