A friend’s wedding is a joyful and sad thing at the same time. But if a friend is not a friend at all, but a vile viper and a predatory bitch, then instead of sadness and joy you only feel a righteous desire to snatch a brainless and gullible male creature from her tenacious hands. This is exactly what happens to the heroines of Jenny Colgan's hooligan comedy. Melanie Pepper is a loner in her twenties with a strong hook, she hates her job, always falls for the wrong guy and suffers from lack of money. But her friend Amanda is doing great: rich, beautiful, and even marrying a real aristocrat. True, this aristocrat is as poor as a church mouse, and all he has is a title and a pathetic pile of stones in Scotland, which is only called a castle by misunderstanding. And besides, Amanda’s victim is the student love of the loser Melanie. Calling on her friends, friends and drinking companions for help, Melanie declares a crusade against the title hunter. “Amanda’s Wedding” captivated readers on both sides of the Atlantic - the naked truth about what it’s like to be abandoned, about shopping trips, about partying, about the consequences of being abandoned. that you don’t wash the bathroom floor... and about the abyss into which innocent girls can slide.