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Review ------ Her voice leaps off the page . . . it's this depth of character and eye for detail that makes comparisons with Helen Fielding's Bridget Jones series spot-on (Independent) This hilarious and heart-warming book had us alternately laughing and crying. The year's funniest book to date (Hello) Brilliant. You laugh, you cry, you miss home, and you can't put it down (Sunday Independent) This hilarious Irish bestseller, which came to life via a viral Facebook page, follows country girl Aisling as she moves from her hometown to big city living in Dublin. She's sweet, a little clueless but a force to be reckoned with (Buzzfeed) You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll want to invest in a shumper (though not for going OUT OUT) and as soon as you've finished it, you'll want to reread this hilarious novel, which will also get you in the right feels (Red Online) Oh lads! This book! There aren't enough words for how much I love it. It's feicin' HILAIRE and very touching (Marian Keyes) Funny and touching . . . we fell in love with the heroine of Oh My God What a Complete Aisling, about a small-town girl in Dublin (Good Housekeeping) This quickfire tragi-comedy is bursting with clever one-liners and acute observations (Sunday Express) Both Aisling and the novel have a great big thumping heart (Eithne Shortall Sunday Times) A runaway success . . . it's an uplifting romcom that combines elements of Bridget Jones and Four Weddings with her Ted (Kirsty Lang BBC Radio 4 Front Row) About the Author ---------------- Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen conceived the character of Aisling in their sitting room in 2008, when they began to observe the many traits, characteristics and quirks of a very particular type of Irish girl; one they identified around them and one they identified with. Oh My God, What a Complete Aisling was an instant sensation in their native Ireland and the Number One bestselling adult fiction title of 2017. Emer McLysaght is the former editor of The Daily Edge and has worked extensively in journalism and radio. Sarah Breen is a journalist whose work has appeared in Stellar, Image, U, the Irish Independent and The Gloss.