Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella

My sister read this and urged me to read it, as well. I did, even though I wanted to smack the heroine, Lara, and her ghost great-aunt, Sadie. The first was whiny and second was shrill. I kept reading, however, and liked the last part. It seemed that it took Lara forever to catch on to the fact that her friend was using her in their business and her ex-boyfriend was more interested in himself than in her. She does meet a rather nice American man and they hit it off - even though Sadie thinks he's hers. As a ghost, Sadie helps Lara in her business which makes me wonder what she's going to do after Sadie leaves. Sorry, Kathy, I tried. But I didn't like "Gone With the Wind" either - hated Scarlett.