Rachael Johns

An enjoyable, light read. Two sisters who end up with two brothers after some complications and misunderstandings.

I know romance stories are by definition unrealistic, but this one must surely win the prize for the most ridiculous contrived plot. Crazy! That said, I did keep going to the end because I liked just about all of the characters and many aspects of each character seemed realistic. Let's face it, in a romance novel the plot is just a means tot get characters pairing off.

An enjoyable tale of a family dealing with the separation of the parents and how each dealt with the difficulties. I loved the way the mother Ash rose from the trauma to find her own identity after 20 years of giving all to her husband and family.

Story of 3 women, friends through their children's secondary school years. The divorce life of one with an undiagnosed brain tumour; one who is a single Mum who has not told the father of the son's existence nor the son the truth about his father; the 3rd whose marriage seems idyllic on the surface but whose husband has been a secret cross-dresser and now wants to transition to female. Tracks how the 3 secrets are handled, how the women support each other and how the issues resolve.