Oh, Mary Kay Andrews with your brightly colored, summer,
southern covers and stories. When you pick up one of her books, you definitely
know what to expect and it’s often like drinking a tall glass of sweet
tea—refreshing, a little sweet, and perfect for gabbing with your girlfriends.
I've definitely enjoyed some of her books more than others, but that’s a matter
of personal preference and my relation to the central character.
In Ladies’ Night, a lifestyle blogger named Grace’s
personal and professional worlds turn upside down when she finds her husband
cheating with her assistant. A court-ordered spin through group therapy
provides her a group of friends who have been through their own trials. In
typical romance form, she also ends up meeting a heart-of-gold guy there who
runs a family business, has a son, and proves to be the partner she needs in
her new life. Getting revenge, uncovering corruption, adopting a pet,
rehabilitating a house, and starting a new relationship are just some of the
hijinx that ensue as Grace realigns her life in this fun read.
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