Just when I thought this week couldn’t get any better, brilliant writer, Carol Balawyder, posted a wonderful 5-star review for Linda’s Midlife Crisis.
I am used to associatingToni Pike’s writing with crime and thrillers, not this delightful modern feel-good women’s fiction and so it was a surprise for me to see it on her post.
The first part of the novel is about Linda’s marriage to Ron, a horrible man.
He was the sort of person who brought joy whenever he departed, a feeling of peace and freedom that lasted until the moment of his return.
Ron is constantly criticizing Linda, especially her weight, treats her like his servant and is often going out at night coming home smelling of alcohol. Linda stays in the marriage because she doesn’t know what else to do and likes her home when her husband is at work or playing golf. As much as Linda is the glass half full type of person Ron is eternally pessimistic.
Aside from her marriage, Linda also hates teaching…
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You are getting some awesome reviews for this book. I loved it too. Well done. I hope women read it and say, if she can do it, so can I.
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Thank you so much, Darlene – I’m so thrilled that you loved it. I hope people find it inspiring. Toni x
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Thank you, Toni for the repost. ❤
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Thank you so much, Carol, for reading and reviewing it – you’re amazing. Toni x
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Congratulations, Toni! Well deserved, and i hope you had a wonderful Mother’s Day too. xx Michael
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Thank you so much, Michael – have a wonderful week. Toni x
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