Billie Morton

Originally posted at Bunny's Review


This was a different read I felt it crossed between contemporary fiction and historical fiction. One chapter it had the contemporary feel the next it had the historical feel.

When looking at the content page I honestly thought there were two separate books. With having book one and chapters then having book two and chapter’s readers will presume the author put two books into one. That is not the case.

After reading the first chapter titled Ricky and moving to the chapter Suzanne I was thrown off. It seemed like an ending without an ending. I really wondered if this story had anything connecting with the characters.

When moving into book two that is an extension of the characters from book one everything starts to come together.

The author pulled everything together nicely.

The bunnies and I give this book carrots.


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In her debut novel, How To Un-Marry A Millionaire, author Billie Morton weaves a humorous and thoroughly entertaining tale that follows the trials and tribulations of three generations of women who live in the world of the rich and famous ... a lifestyle where having a lot money doesn't always bring happiness, and not everything they thought it would be!

The reader is easily drawn into the alternating and interwoven drama laden lives of three ambitious women: twenty-two year old Ricky Hart, a nurse who wheedles her way into the affections of seventy-year old Arizona Copper King, Sanford Keane's life when she helps him rehab from a heart transplant. Then there is thirty-seven year old Suzanne Nelson-Drummoyne-Graff-Carmel, a gold-digging serial-marrier whose lifestyle is all about the money. And last but not least, there is elderly socialite Philippa Carmel, Suzanne's current mother-in-law, who cannot stand her daughter-in-law yet yearns for a grandchild.

Author Billie Morton's quick wit weaves an amusing story filled with enough drama, humor, and intriguing plot twists that will tickle the reader's funny bone. Her insightful portrayal of these three women, whose desire to live a wealthy lifestyle is filled with enough hilarious trials and tribulations that makes one wonder if their quest is really worth it, and is it everything that they thought it would be. Like the old saying goes ... money doesn't always buy you happiness!

How To Un-Marry A Millionaire is a fast-paced enjoyable story that will keep you in stitches, and leave a satisfying smile on your face.

Disclaimer: I received a copy of the book from the author / publisher in exchange for my honest review and participation in a virtual book tour event hosted by Chick Lit Plus Blog Tours.

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