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Several hot new books to be released this month, by some of my favorite authors. To get the scoop on new stories by Emily Giffin, Beth Kendrick, Sarah Pekkanen, Sarah Jio & Beatriz Williams, click on over to Chick Lit Plus. If you think these books are exciting, well hold on for June – which will be a woman’s fiction bonanza!
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Sally and Olivia were best friends when they were in college (or university, as the story is set in England), but it was a complicated relationship – full of drama, competitiveness and emotional outbursts. After a terrible fight, the two women became estranged for years. Then one day Olivia gets the news that Sally has been killed in a car accident. Olivia is full of regrets, questions, guilt and grief. Sally’s widowed husband, William, reaches out to Olivia, to gather information about the past. Talking to William brings back painful memories and she also discovers that Sally has left behind many secrets. Continue reading the review at Chick Lit Plus.
It’s April, and I really hope that some of you are finally experiencing warmer weather. They say April is the month that makes the promises May keeps. April brings us spring breaks, baseball, Easter and of course those famous showers that bring us May’s flowers. April also gives us some great chick lit books!
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Adrienne is a divorced mother of two, who had an unfortunate one-night stand with her friend George. It’s unfortunate because she isn’t really “into” George and she ends up pregnant – at forty-two! Adrienne tells George, who readily asks her to get married, but she refuses. Adrienne’s still feeling bruised by the failure of her first marriage, to a man she was in love with, so the prospect of marriage to a friend who sometimes annoys her doesn’t seem too promising. Read the rest of the review at Chick Lit Plus.