The Ladies' Room

This is a great writer with a super love story and no cuss words and no sex scenes.
Sometimes clean stories are boring but with this good writing and humor I could not put down

This was a sweet story that will make you feel good to listen to. If you're the shy type about listening to sexy books, you'll be perfectly comfortable with this one. If you're contemplating leaving a cheating husband, this will give you inspiration and hope. ❤️

For anyone who has experienced loss or betrayal and doubted life would ever be live-able, much less wonderful again, this is your book! Might just be a story, but any narrative that illuminates possibilities that seem unattainable can spark hope - and that's how a new chapter in "real" life can begin.
Spending time with Trudy and Billy Lee fills mind, heart and soul with uplifting energy, affirmation of the joys of true companionship and a gentle reminder to look beyond appearances because more often than not, there is goodness within - a timely nudge about the gifts we might deny ourselves if we fear those who seem different or odd somehow.

Further, this narrator is a natural fit for the character and generates the sense that the author is simply telling her story. Only drawback was to reach the end of a story and characters too good to disconnect from.

The main character and her story reminded me a little bit of Evelyn Couch ( Kathy Bates) in Fried Green Tomatoes. The Ladies Room is a gentle story of a woman who is jarred into taking aggressive action to rebuild her own life. Just a ride along and fun listen.

Trudy is such a relatable character, facing similar struggles and plowing down her obstacles. This creates a bond between the reader and the heroine. Keeping hope alive and adding humor even when your rose colored glasses are shattered on the pavement, bonds readers/listeners and the heroine as they cheer her along. Audiences of all genders and ages will find humor in the cheeky Southern practice of smiling while stabbing those who stand in your way. Of course ladies, 40-60 who have endured similar struggles will find the book the most helpful.

A sweet story of discovering everything you don't know, that is right under your nose. It reconfirms that we should never judge a book by the cover. I was giggling outloud throughout; a fun and easy (audible) read.

This was a cute story with likeable characters and a great narrator. It is a clean story with a little bit of hope and a woman who shows strength in starting over and keeping her head up. I really enjoyed the story.

This is a fine story if you're looking for something clean and cute. It's very predictable, the entire way through, but the characters are nice and the story is one you could imagine actually happening. Maybe if we all had an Aunt Gert ;)

Occasionally a book comes along that makes you laugh, cry, find yourself and cheer changes;this is one of those books. in my mind's eye I could see people I know doing many of the things these characters did. I hope her next book I listen to is as entertaining.

This book kept my mind off of my flu
Symptoms. It is like a modern day fairytale