The Merry Widow's Diary
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Narrated by:
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Suzanne Toren
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By:
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Susan Crosby
1. Get a dog.
2. Get a man.
3. Get adventurous (go skinny-dipping!)
4. Get a life!
She'd been the pampered and protected wife. Now she was a widow with both daughters off at college and she was suddenly desperate to fill her empty nest with something, anything. So when Jill Townsend finds a mysterious key in her late husband's office she sets out to find the door it opens.
Saying so long to suburbia, she heads for the wilds of Manhattan, where new friends and career opportunities loom and sexy men are hitting on her! But will Jill ever be able to step beyond the safe and secure world she's always known and take that leap into merry widowhood?
©2006 Susan Crosby (P)2006 Audible, Inc.Listeners also enjoyed...
Instead of volunteering to help those less fortunate, Jill was not the least bit grateful for her many blessing or gave any thought to doing something productive.
I can't imagine why the author believed that Jill would be an interesting or engrossing main character, especially to the vast majority of women who actually work to support themselves and their families.
Self Absorbed Much?
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