Review: Lots of Potential - But Not for Me
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2013
Wendy was working for a big store when she decided to move to Texas to be closer to her fiancé. After they have been married for four months, she is starting to feel the pressure. First, the store decided to sell out to a cheap retail chain and she looses the possibility of her job. Then they are having numerous house troubles. And it doesn't help that her husband, Roger, is more wrapped up in his houses then with Wendy. The final straw is when Roger's bosses Stepford wives try to make Wendy just like them.Both Wendy and Paula are very into fashion and have worked in the high end retail clothing for quite a while. After loosing her job and other troubles at home, Wendy decides she is going with Paula for a change of scenery. Both Wendy and Paula are clearly used to the good things in life and have no problem obtaining them, whether that means spending money or other means. This book is a humorous approach to women's midlife crisis' and what they do to get past them.I will be honest. I could not finish reading this book for two reasons. I could not relate to the characters and I felt that the story started to get too involved in the weekend antics than what happens after.Having said that, I do feel that there is good potential with this story and I honestly feel others may relate better than me. This book has good writing and a steady plot. I do see it being very popular for those women that are in the same situation. There is a lot of potential and I think that it could be a book that many would like.I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.**Note: I revised this review from it's original version. Although I did not finish reading the book, I felt that I could have giving a more descriptive review than I previously posted.