Richard loves Sarah, Sarah loves Tom, Tom loves fishing, and Harry loves old-fashioned nylon shirts and an 80s pop diva named Debbie Harry. If a prim Englishwoman goes to the land of eucalyptus trees and kangaroos to get married, you definitely should expect some strange things. Not just one, but a whole bunch of weird things happen to the characters in Tom, Dick and Debbie Harry. An ordinary girl Sarah lived peacefully in London, did not dream of exotic things, but one fine day she managed to fall in love with a visiting Australian. And not just fall in love, but marry him and move to the Green Continent. This is where it all started. It turned out that the husband has, firstly, an indecently handsome friend, secondly, a completely crazy brother, and thirdly, an ex-wife who is the ghosts of horses. And overnight, the calm and comfortable life of all the characters in the book, without exception, was under threat. Jessica Adams, author of the bestseller “E-mail: white@single,” wrote another funny and instructive story about the vicissitudes of modern love, about how easy it is to confuse it with love...