I've Got Your Number
Sophie Kinsella
Shopaholic
She loses her fiancé's priceless family ring — then steals a stranger's phone to find it.
Description
Poppy has lost her fiance Magnus' engagement ring - an heirloom that has been in his family for generations. Despite being a physiotherapist, she already feels considerably dim around his family of academics (the reason you'll find footnotes in this book) and now she has to avoid showing them her left hand until she can figure out a way to get the ring back
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