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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thank you to Rupert for taking a chance on me, and to Alexa von Hirschberg and Angelique Tran Van Sang for turning me into a better writer. To everyone at Bloomsbury who believed in this book, I hope I’ve done you proud.
To Jessica and Jenny, who both bared your souls to me for the purposes of this book, I can’t thank you enough for being so honest with me.
Thank you to John Fernandes and others who were indispensably helpful with my research.
Thank you to those who pointed me in the right direction for research along the way: Kirsty, Aisling and Yasmin.
CC, your support has made this happen. You’re my backbone.