Camille Pagán

After her husband walks out on her, Maggie Harris realizes that she's spent her life caring for others, and begins to question what she wants out of life.

Woman Last Seen in Her Thirties

Cindy

Short Stack Review

This is a tale as old as time , woman is blindsided when her husband walks out on their supposed solid marriage. Was the marriage really that solid?  Maggie Harris embarks on a tale of rediscovery. I enjoyed this book, there are a lot of fun parts when Maggie truly finds her voice. I was not thrilled with the fact that Adam is so wishy washy and Maggie's children were not super supportive. I did love Rose, Maggie's mother-in-law and how Maggie was there for Rose 100%.  Overall this was an enjoyable read.This review was originally posted on Cindy’s Book Stacks

Anna Campbell

This book reminded me of Sally Rooney’s work, what I cal a “slice of life” fiction book. Everything in this story felt utterly real and normal and something that could happen to me. I loved it.

Kirby Drake

Excellent story! As a mom in my 30's this resonated deeply me for me as a possible future. Very poignant reminder to love ourselves, dream, and live our lives. Perfectly done!

Woman Last Seen in Her Thirties

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