K. S. Thomas

Don't Tell Mom She's Not A Rock Star (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A feel-good story about a divorced mom in her forties who decides it's never too late to pursue her dreams of becoming a rock star!

Twenty years ago, Iris McCoy traded one dream for another. Music in exchange for marriage and motherhood. She's never been sorry.

But now she's definitely broke.

Suddenly single, with all the responsibilities of her married life but none of the assets to help manage them, Iris has no choice but to come to terms with her fate.

She's screwed.

She either keeps living in her aunts' basement apartment, scraping by with whatever child support her ex deems appropriate to send her way, when he deems it appropriate to send it. Or she gets a mediocre job she's considered qualified for, throws her entire life into it, lets her kids finish raising each other, and maybe gets a shot at being financially independent again someday.

Or...she can go be a rock star.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Never Did Point North Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. September 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215280317
• Artikelnr.: 65616864

Autorenporträt

Originally born and raised in Bremen, Germany, I currently reside in sunny Florida with my teenage daughter, our coyote, a three-legged roo, and a tamed wolf (AKA, our dogs). I like to think we have a bit of a Gilmore Girls thing going, except my kid is obsessed with dance not books, and I'm (much to my increasing disappointment) appropriately aged to have a teenager.

I love coffee and yoga and the ocean and cooking and asking 'none of my business' questions whenever possible.

While I spent my childhood certain I could be a Disney princess, sitting here, surrounded by my crystals, smudge sticks and tarot cards, eager to get out to my garden and walk on the earth in my bare feet and chat with the lizards about not eating my plants, I'm pretty sure I grew up to be the witch. The good sort.

And, obviously, I write romance novels.

That is, after all, what brought us together. Our love for...well, love. And who can blame us? Love has the power to bring out the best and the worst in us. It can make us strong or be our greatest weakness. It can make us move mountains or make us do some of the dumbest shit in the history of dumb shit. In short, love is entertaining as hell.