Wrong Side of Forty (Marina at Midlife, #1)

by Jana DeLeon

• ASIN: B084VTN541
• Publish Date: 2020 (first published 14 February 2020)
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Format: eBook (Kindle)
• Pages: 298
• Language: English

Reviews

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48-year-old Marina Trahan and her husband are now empty-nesters. After a long week of work, Marina gets off early and heads home to slip on the new lingerie she bought to surprise her husband. Only her husband is already home and in bed with a woman.

Marriage over and career on the line, Marina has moved herself into her mother’s old lake cabin when a demigod appears and gives her a quest. Should she fulfill it, it will solve her financial troubles. Mystery, trouble, and a hottie game warden add to the mix.

Secondary characters from her sister to old cronies added interest and humor. I loved the demigod. His character was over the top and gave us details into the other realm.

While the tale was predictable, it was also entertaining and offered a fun evening of laughs, mystery and small-town antics.

This was a fun tale, with humor, friendship, small-town quirks and magic. If you like cozy mysteries, paranormal woo-woo and what a character getting a second chance at life, you’ll enjoy Wrong Side of Forty. This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Reviewer