Susan, You're the Chosen One

Welcome to Midlife Magic, Book 1

De: Lauretta Hignett

Narrado por: Jenn Lee

Starting over isn't easy when your whole world is a pile of rubble and everyone thinks you're insane.

One moment, Susan Moore had a perfect life—a handsome husband, a fabulous career, wonderful friends, and a gorgeous home in Pacific Heights, San Francisco.

The next minute, it was all gone. And Susan found herself in a straitjacket, locked in a padded room.

An optimist at heart, Susan's clawing her way back, rebuilding her life brick by brick—not an easy feat when you're over the hill and it feels like the whole city hates you.

When a group of ridiculously gorgeous models in Fae cosplay barge into her tiny apartment and declare her to be the chosen one, Susan decides to play along. She's off to save the world.

Except they're not in cosplay.

Either Susan has really, truly gone insane this time… or all this magic is real.

Susan, You're the Chosen One is book one in the fun, fast-paced, and thrilling new paranormal women's fiction series Welcome To Midlife Magic, by bestselling urban fantasy author Lauretta Hignett.

Contains some coarse language as well as a diverse cast of unicorns, mermaids, sentient houses, dragons, vampires, fae, etc. This book includes discussion around involuntary infertility, menopause, gender bias in healthcare, and mental health issues.

©2024 Lauretta Hignett (P)2024 Podium Audio

Midlife Magic Indeed

A fun, lighthearted fantasy perfect for early middle age women! I will be diving into the rest of the series immediately.

Really funny, relatable midlife experience

It’s not the best writing, but it IS very unique and the main character is admirable and funny. I love her pragmatic approach to things and her sense of humor. Very fun read. The narrator is FANTASTIC. I will definitely listen to all the other books!

Not frantically exciting

I really liked this book. A cosy, bit funny, with a bit of action. Will look forward to to the next instalment to see how it goes.

Fun!

I loved how Susan managed to turn all her magical experiences, which she believed were hallucinations, into self-lessons. A couple of foolish areas, but generally a well-performed good time.

What a fun story!

This would make an amazing tv show! It was funny, interesting, relatable and such a fresh twist for this genre.