Zoe Saldivar is more than just single – she’s ALONE. She recently broke up with her longtime boyfriend, she works from home and her best friend Jen is so obsessed with her baby that she has practically abandoned their friendship. The day Zoe accidentally traps herself in her attic with her hungry-looking cat, she realizes that it’s up to her to stop living in isolation.
Her seemingly empty life takes a sudden turn for the complicated-her first new friend is Jen’s widowed mom, Pam. The only guy to give her butterflies in a very long time is Jen’s brother. And meanwhile, Pam is being very deliberately seduced by Zoe’s own smooth-as-tequila father. Pam’s flustered, Jen’s annoyed and Zoe is beginning to think “alone” doesn’t sound so bad, after all.
Friendship isn’t just one thing-it’s a million little things, and no one writes them with more heart and humor than book club sensation Susan Mallery!
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Hott Review:
Oh my! I was totally drawn into A Million Little Things from word one. Pam, of course, was a big draw for me. I’ve loved her in all of this series but her personality and love in this one was so mothering, but so flawed, that I couldn’t help but feel her heart. Mine broke for her yet again as I was reminded about my humanity and control issues… a million little things that I need to fix…
I also really liked Zoe and knew just where Jen’s thoughts and feelings originated. It was like watching several different aspects of my personality coming together in one incredible book.
It helps that I needn’t have read the previous books to love this one… but it sure made me love it even more!
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| Author: | Susan Mallery | ||
| Source: | NetGalley | Lent to me in exchange for an honest review. | ||
| Publisher & Date: | February 28th 2017 by Mira Books | ||
| Genre: | Women’s Fiction | ||
| ISBN: | 0778326934 (ISBN13: 9780778326939) | ||
| Pages: | 368 | ||
| Grade: | A+ | ||
| Ages: | 18+ | ||
| Steam: | Adult | There isn’t much steam, but there is an out-of wedlock pregnancy, intimate referenace, and a short but descriptive marital scene. | ||
| Setting: | Mischief Bay, California | ||
| Series: | Mischief Bay #3 | ||
 The Girls of Mischief Bay |
 The Friends We Keep |
A Million Little Things |
Author Bio:
New York Times bestselling author Susan Mallery has won the hearts of millions of readers around the world with books described as “immensely entertaining, intensely emotional” (RT Book Reviews), “hilarious” (Fort Worth Star-Telegram), and “heartwarming” (Publishers Weekly). One major retailer recently described her as “the queen of romantic fiction.” While she deeply appreciates the accolades of critics and booksellers, Mallery is even more honored by the enthusiasm of her readers and the word-of-mouth that catapults her toward the top of the bestsellers lists time and again.
Mallery lives in not-so-sunny Seattle with her husband, plus a toy poodle and two ragdoll cats who are not at all impressed by her growing fame.
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