The Widow's To Do List

"Sad, Sexy, Raucous Laugh Out Loud Funny. This isn't a book to be read in public, if you do you're likely to receive some funny looks - because you will erupt into sudden, inexplicable belly laughter. Loud, perhaps inappropriate, guffaws. I did. So will you."

HARMONY KENT

"Insightful and delightful, full of thoughtful dialogue and exceptional clarity."

HUFFINGTON POST BOOKS

"An awesome read. Well written and highly entertaining."

GEEKY GIRL REVIEWS

"Romantic, hilarious, engaging and highly perceptive."

THE WRITING COACH

The character development is amazing. The book has an intensity that shows up at each page."

MURPHY'S LIBRARY

"Last night I finished it before my cats got fed." ELIZABETH BACON-SMITH

"As with a coming of age story, those who are going through a similar situation can take comfort in the fact that the difficulties are universal. Those who have already been there (and those convinced they never will) can laugh at Sally's foibles." BIG AL'S BOOKS & PALS

"A wonderful story about a woman learning to find herself again. It did remind me a little of How Stella Got Her Groove Back, but it was different enough to stand on its own merits and be enjoyable. If you enjoy a book that takes you on an emotional roller coaster while rooting for the main character, this is the book for you." LITERARY R&R

"This is the best book ever. That's the only way to describe it!" RITA REVIEWS

Two years after her husband's death, Sally Lightfoot, 50, meets a man who awakens parts of her that she'd forgotten she ever possessed. If she could, she would. But would he? Is she kidding herself?

A poignant novel about love, loss and dating again which brings tears of sadness and laughter.

Formerly titled Ten Good Reasons To Lie About Your Age