I just finished this book. It reminded me of more of a romantic comedy with a few zany ladies thrown in. There were parts that were serious, but basically a light and fluffy read. The dating trip for Sunny was comical. I enjoyed her neighbors and her book club friends. The Pleasant Valley Page Turners Book Club can easily be a series and I think it should! The cutest thing was her friends were not cookie cutter friends. her neighbor was a lot older and sort of off her rocker, but Sunny really cared for Edna. The mystery that was in the forefront was a missing neighbor.
The book was fun to read and I think my romantic comedy fans would enjoy it. For a debut I think the author has shown that she is worthy and the book can be a series or stand alone.
About Jennie
I was born in Manhattan, Kansas and spent my childhood moving back and forth between Kansas and Colorado. Constantly being the new kid at school taught me the skill of walking into any room and making a connection with someone in it. The first rule of starting a new school is to make at least one friend before lunch so you don’t have to eat alone. I graduated high school in Summit County, Colorado’s ski central and moved to Fort Collins where I attended Colorado State University.
The first day of college, I met the man who would make all my dreams come true. We got married, graduated college, and started our life adventure that took us from the mighty Missouri River of Fort Benton, Montana to the base of Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Along the way, we had two amazing boys, a goldfish named Fred and three dogs, one of which inspired the thong-eating golden retriever in my book.
I am involved in several writing groups and enjoy networking with other writers and learning everything I can about the craft of writing. I have been an avid reader my entire life and love stories that combine romance, suspense, and comedy. I love to make people laugh and my novel, Another Saturday Night and I Ain’t Got No Body, is my effort to give readers a good story that makes them root for the heroine, sigh at the charming hero, thrill at the love scenes and once in a while, laugh out loud.
Reading Renee 
Thanks so much for hosting me today and taking the time to read and review my book. I will be around today if anyone wants to comment or ask questions about the book. Or anything else for that matter! 🙂 We can discuss the book or why we love Cheetos soooo much (that is one of my favorite topics! haha!) Thanks again, Renee!
I am a Cheetos & Cheez Doodle critic Every so often my sister or my cousin send me a few bags of Wise Cheeze Doodles and I hide them.
So can we expect a The Pleasant Valley Page Turners Book Club or maybe Edna is secretly with the CIA??
Bahahaha! You are cracking me up! I have to admit- I am a Cheetos snob- I really just love the Crunchy Cheetos! and who knows what that magical orange dust really is? haha! I will have to think about that CIA idea- I think Edna would be perfect as a consultant! haha! This book is the first book in a series about the Page Turners Book Club- the next book will be Maggie’s story, but will have all the same characters in it, the focus will just be on Maggie. Hope to have it out by this summer! So glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
Wow that is news! This will be exciting. Maybe they can read 50 shades with Edna ….running away really quick now
Haha! That would be hilarious, but probably not much of a readership! haha! I am thinking about Edna’s book and I think it will be a flashback story to a romance in her youth. I think that could be kind of fun- especially if he shows up again in the present. AND helps her solve a mystery! 🙂