Claire thought she had everything a woman was supposed to want: a loving husband, a newborn son, a beautiful home in the suburbs. Then she walked in on her husband canoodling with their realtor in their newly renovated kitchen, and in an instant, her perfect life came crashing down. With her marriage headed for divorce, Claire knows it's time to stop feeling sorry for herself. But how can she move on when she's still stuck in the orbit of her soon-to-be ex's possessions - including his prized, gigantic foosball table - by dumping them onto the curb... until complaints from the neighbors get the police involved. Now Claire is busy dodging the mean mommies at story hour and hiding from her ex-husband's girlfriend in the grocery store. Desperate for a positive outlet to channel her frustrations, she turns to girlfriends Lissy and Antonia for help. Together they join forces to rebrand Lissy's local stationery store and turn it into a thriving business. But as Claire soon learns, suburbia still has a few surprises that will make her question her choices from the past, send her down an unexpected road to self-discovery and maybe even lead to new love. -- from inside jacket.
I wanted to like this book more than I did because these second chance at life stories normally get me but the heroine of this story was all over the place and while that’s understandable, it also got on my nerves so it was hard to connect with her. I wanted her to be above stupid shit and for a lot of the book, she wasn’t. Too much of the book IMO. Still, she eventually finds her way. Full review to come.
