Goodbye to the boyfriend who never had her back, and so long to the job she can't stand! Except it's all a bit too good to be true... When Regan gets pranked, she finds herself jobless, homeless and boyfriendless in one fell swoop.
Luckily her friendly seaside community provides a beacon of hope, proving to Regan that sometimes you really can rely on the kindness of others - and one local in particular, a handsome fireman called Charlie, helps Regan realise that this could be her chance for a fresh start.
Armed with a list of ways to change her life, Regan decides it's time to step out of her comfort zone. Because - as Charlie knows all too well - life is for living . . .
A feel-good summer read, perfect for fans of Jill Mansell, Veronica Henry and Cressida McLaughlin.
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[' Regan knew it was going to be a bad day when she awoke to find she was using a kebab as a pillow]
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(@AvonBooksUK, 28 May 2020, 400 pages, e-book, #ARC from the publisher via # NetGalley and voluntarily reviewed, #BlogTour 11 June)
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This is one of the most enjoyable books I've read in ages. I loved it so much. I don't usually read books I define as chick lit but I'm trying to expand my horizons a bit. I'm so glad I had a chance to read this. I loved it so much. I already said that didn't I? Check me out, fangirling all over the place! Regan is a great character, so real and relatable. She's not perfect and is a bit messy at times and doesn't really know what she wants from life, just going along with it with a secret hope that everything will fall into place. I completely got her. The lottery prank that leads to her being single, jobless and homeless had be fuming because it was a cruel thing to do and in no way funny. It's not all fun though and there are some dark moment in the book as Regan grapples with where to live, finding a new job and a possible love match. This was sheer pleasure to read.
