Book Review – Six Steps to Happiness by Suzie Tullett @SuzieTullett @bombshellpub @BOTBSPublicity #BookReview #BlogTour #contemporary

Many thanks to Sarah and BOTBS Publicity for my spot on this Blog Tour.

I love author Suzie Tullett, I loved her style of writing. There was humor interspersed with reality that had me rooting for Ronnie. There were a few things that she did which felt a bit too over the top. But having been betrayed in a relationship, I could understand her need for revenge. I was happy when she decided to live for herself and find ways to be happy.

Relationships written well in a story always get to me, and I loved the way the three ladies and their love and caring for each other were described. The author really brought those scenes to life. I was filled with warmth knowing that each of them had a support in each other.

The story evoked all its emotions from me. I couldn’t seem to let go of it. I liked how Ronnie grew over the pages, in fact, she inspired me. Even though I found the growing up part shorter than the revenge part, I was still addicted to this book. I cringe when an author sets those chick-lit kind of tone in the book. Thankfully, this didn’t have that. Whew!!

Overall, one of the best books in this genre in 2019 for me.

I received a free ARC from Sarah and the author, and this is my journey into its pages, straight from the heart!! STRICTLY HONEST AND UNBIASED.

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I’m a full time writer, lucky enough to live between the UK and France. And when I’m not tapping away on the computer creating my own literary masterpiece, I usually have my head in someone else’s.

When Ronnie’s husband, Nick, leaves her for their next-door neighbour, Gaye, Ronnie’s life starts to fall apart.

Devastated by the break-up of her marriage, Ronnie is desperate for Nick and Gaye to set up home elsewhere. But Nick and Gaye won’t budge.

To add to her problems, Ronnie’s daughter and mother-in-law decide to stage an intervention. With her family keeping a close eye on her, Ronnie is forced to become more devious in her actions to get rid of Nick and Gaye.

But just how far will she go?

And is moving on ever that easy?