Review: Fresh and Fun Women's Fiction
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 24, 2013
What I loved about Kick Start, besides the cute younger man angle, is that the author's writing is clever and quick-witted. She takes us through the heroine's whirlwind of change as she goes from a safe, secure, and married mom to a college student worried about her reputation in her posh subdivision neighborhood. And she does it inside a few hilarious antics, but also with realism. Should she introduce her boy toy to the kids? What happens if his car is spotted in her drive all night? And how is she going to deal with her judgmental Sunday school class, not to mention the regrets of her ex-husband.And the biggest question--who is she, really?I'd recommend Kick Start as a fun summer pick for your next neighborhood book club meeting.  Lots of issues to discuss-especially if you live in a posh subdivision.