The Woman Who Took a Chance by Fiona Gibson

The Woman Who Took a Chance
☆☆☆☆
.ePUB, 291 pages
Expected Publication: 17 March 2022
By: Avon Books UK, Avon

About The Book:
Meet Jen. Flight attendant. Mum to a grown-up daughter. Permanently single.
Age: Fifty (gulp)
Number of children: One
Number of husbands: Zero (it’s complicated)
Number of failed first dates in the last month: Too depressing to contemplate
Number of tickets for a romantic, once-in-a-lifetime trip: Two
Number of days left to find her Mr Right to take on holiday: Quickly running out

My Review:
This book was so funny I was literally laughing out loud at moments. But don't be fooled dear reader as this story also deals with some heavy subject matter. We deal with layoffs, an empty nest, taking care of elder parents and dating for the 50+. 

Fiona Gibson really gets you inside her characters heads and I loved how real and true to life they are. This was such a wonderful palate cleanser between thrillers and I enjoyed how heartwarming it was without being saccharine. And that ending was the perfect surprise! Fiona Gibson, you have a new fan!

Disclosure:
With many thanks to NetGalley, Fiona Gibson and Avon Books UK, Avon for the giving of the ARC.

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