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Chargement... Forging a Desire Linepar Mary P. Burns
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Charley Owens is content with her life. She has her super-organized job, her super-clean apartment, her long-time friends, and her cats. That's all she needs after the crumbling of her twenty-five-year relationship, even if her friends keep trying to set her up with someone new. But when she meets the handsome and aloof Joanna, she's forced to reevaluate what it is she wants, and maybe what's been missing... Everything seems to be going well until Charley's ex-wife, Tricia, calls with devastating news and Charley's hope for a quiet life is overturned. While trying to take care of Tricia, Charley is determined to get Joanna to take a chance on her. But is she ready to take one herself? Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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At its core it's about Charley. There's also Neely and Joanna, who play a big role as well as Tricia (oh Tricia, I had such a love/hate relationship with that character).
It all started as quite the knot of characters. Tricia broke Charley's heart and Charley is gun shy about another relationship. Then she meets Joanna in the YMCA locker room where they both exercise. Joanna is a home health nurse.
Around the same time she also accepts a date from the much younger Neely, who is a writer (like Charley) and the guard at the Y.
From there it gets more complicated, but, in a way that I would definitely call 'adult'. i.e. while there was drama in these pages, it wasn't overblown, it wasn't the angst and unbalanced relationships (at least when it came to the relationships we were supposed to like) of some books I've read in the past.
It was a fun read.At times it seemed just a teeny bit too much explain-y, and that would jerk me out of the narrative, but, it thankfully didn't happen to often. Really awesome for a first book for sure.
I was given this ARC by Netgalley on behalf of Bold Strokes Books. ( )