Tag: Susan Mallery

Harper and Stacey are not the same. Harper is Martha Stewart-Stacy is a researcher and Stacy is a mother figure. Harper is a young single mother trying to make her way in the world. Harper is raising her teenage daughter without much help from her ex-loved and is barely hanging on to life. She is an entrepreneur online Harper can still be with her daughter by running an assistant business from home, but Harper’s savings are not growing.
Stacey, a married 40-year-old woman, is anticipating but hasn’t shared the wonderful information with her hyper.-Since “the time just never seemed right”, mom has been critical. These sisters are close and supportive of each other, as well.

Harper finds a unlikely ally in one her customers. Sisters Like Us Audiobook Free. Stacey is surprised to receive unexpected support from her nephew. They have to work together in a world of drama and continue to live their lives. But life keeps throwing curveballs at them. I’ve seen all four. SusanI love’s Mischievousness bay books and will continue to read them as they become available. It’s a wonderful series, whether it is in order or as standalone novels.
What I liked about this book It continues the Lucas story, which we have actually met in other publications. His character as both a man’s man and playboy has always been a favorite of mine. In previous publications, you might have read that he is open to the benefits of marriage but wary of making it his own. He is a friend to all of his friends, men and women.
Bunny (the mother) will be your partner in love and hate. You will see that she wants the best for her children and she loves them very much. However, you will hate how critical she can sometimes be. Through the years, you will come to know her better and can even imagine yourself being friends with all of them.
Another great publication: Susan. We can’t wait for the next one. However Susan Mallery My auto gets on its way-Before I start reading, I wait until I have had a four to five hour block of downtime. This works well for me because I’ve never been able to stop reading once I start.

I fell in! I fell in love with Harper, Stacey and Becca. Lucas was both a delight and a disappointment. Characters that are so real it’s almost as if they were your friends. These are situations you can identify. It is not enough to be able to identify what happens, but also how the characters feel. Susan Gallery is a master. Check out this publication. You will never regret it. This was great! book. It made me both laugh and cry. I don’t look like either sis, but I loved the way they interacted. Becca, the teenage girl, was entirely a gift from the writer. It was wonderful that she had a steady male grownup like Lucas. Young adults often have to deal with issues like separation and sex, and other things that they don’t want to show their parents. There are many young mothers, I’m sure.-To-Stacey can understand you. While the initial child is always frightening, it’s a gift that parenthood can be used to help your family. Although I was not like Harper or Stacy, I enjoyed the entire clan. Lucas, Ashton and Kit are my siblings. It’s funny to see how different people can still be one and the same. It’s about caring for your sister, regardless of her differences, understanding her strengths and her weaknesses, and then caring for her through it all. This is a great suspenseful, yet touching story. Simply touching parts of your heart can make you feel good and poor. I enjoyed it. I love the Mischievousness bay collection. Susan Mallery This and this book The rest are equally amazing. It’s refreshing to have some major characters who are older (romantic leads in their 40’s are not common). It was great to see some of the characters from past publications and “meet” new ones. This series is a must-read. Although I don’t have any siblings, I have two little girls. Harper’s child was so mature that Harper began to understand the importance of being present in each moment. Susan Mallery – Sisters Like Us Audio Book Download. Stacy is a friend of mine. Not because I can relate to the lack of bonding she experienced in the beginning, but because the worry of being a bad mother or making it worse is so universal. Bunny… She improves.