When cash-strapped writer Tom Cartwright is offered the highly lucrative task of ghosting the autobiography of a glamorous young soap star, he and his girlfriend Sara are thrilled. Sara is a great fan of Georgina Nye's, and Tom will finally be able to afford some new carpets for their flat. But things soon go awry when Tom finds himself drawn to Georgina by forces outside his control (even though they are inside his own body). Does his five-year relationship with Sara stand a chance in the face of this explosion of chemistry? Are he and Georgina bound by emotional attraction? Or is it simply vasopressin being released by his pituitary gland? And is this love? Or just the hormone oxytocin? Most importantly of all - is there a difference?

'Brainy and bold' Nottingham Evening Post on A Certain Chemistry 'Sparklingly funny ... a laugh-out-loud rollercoaster of a book written with style' Sunday Mirror on A Certain Chemistry 20031012 'A brilliant look at instant love - does it all boil down to a release of chemicals in the brain that can't be denied, or is it to do with having a rampant sex drive? All will be revealed' Marie Claire on A Certain Chemistry 20031101 'Shrewd, intelligent and very, very funny' Heat, ***** review of A Certain Chemistry 20031101 'Millington is good at getting inside his characters' heads and delivering smart, sharp dialogue ... witty and amusing' Time Out on A Certain Chemistry 20031022 'He has a keen understanding of matters romantic and domestic ... delightfully true to life' Red on A Certain Chemistry 20031022 'With his tear-inducing humour, Millington has tapped into the zeitgeist, Helen Fielding-style' Vogue on Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About 20020901 'A funny and touching read' Hello! on Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About 20020901 'Things My Girlfriend and I have Argued About is that rare beast, a book every bit as amusing as it cover claims it is...brilliantly observed. David Brent meets Tom Sharpe' Wendy Holden, Daily Mail 20041025

Mil Millington lives in the West Midlands with his girlfriend and their two children. He is the creator of the cult website www.thingsmygirlfriendandihavearguedabout.com and is also co-founder of online magazine The Weekly (www.theweekly.co.uk). He writes for various newspapers and magazines and was named by the Guardian as one of the top five debut authors of 2002.