Happily ever after

By Elizabeth Maxwell

Subjects: Self-realization in women, Fiction, general, Divorced women, Authors, fiction, Divorced people, fiction, Women novelists, Fiction

Description: "At forty-six, Sadie Fuller's life isn't exactly romantic. A divorced, overweight, somewhat sexually frustrated mother of an eleven-year-old, she lives in the suburbs, shops the big box stores, makes small talk with her small-minded neighbors, and generally leads a quiet life. But while her daughter is at school, or when Sadie is up late at night, she writes erotic fiction under the name KT Briggs. Then, during a routine shopping trip, Sadie runs into someone familiar . . . too familiar, in fact. She encounters a man exactly like the one in her imagination -- and her latest novel! Is Aidan Hathaway really one of her characters? And if so, what is he doing at Target? As Sadie tries to negotiate this strange new world, her eyes begin to open to romantic possibilities in places she never dreamed of looking . . . places where Happily Ever After might not be so far-fetched after all" --