Sunshine in a Bottle

Uplifting Women's Literary Fiction

When Indi inherits a wellness clinic from her estranged mom, she intends to sell it.
Immediately. She ran away from her mom at 15 for a reason. Even though her mom is deceased, Indi doesn't want her chaos in her stringent life.
However, the hippies at the clinic have other plans for Indi…

Reviews:
"Finch takes women's humorous fiction and rom com to a whole new level... This book stayed with me long after I put it down. I laughed, cried, and I got motivated to renovate my own life." - Verified Review

"I was completely blown away at many levels. This book will touch all the good and deep and hard places with a flip of a page. An absolute must read." -Verified Review

"Indi Blyss is a successful stylist who built a thriving business, Blyss and Bloom. But Indi herself is not thriving.
I loved this journey of healing and can't wait for the next book." - Verified Review


Veteran hairstylist and successful salon owner, Indi, stands to inherit a wellness clinic worth millions of dollars.

The catch?

Indi has to run the clinic for six months and submit to a wellness journey outlined by her late mother—her crazy, train-wreck-wrapped-in-a-timebomb—mom. The mom she ran away from at fifteen...

The problem?

Indi is certain that even though she’s battling a weight problem and trapped in a relationship with a useless boyfriend—she’s fine as she is!

The hippies at the Salt and Citrus Wellness Clinic are standing by—ready to fix Indi— and they are in for the battle of a lifetime.

Indi is determined to sign over her rights when her life takes a turn for the worst.

What if getting well physically is only half the battle?

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