Charlotte has spent years as the husband maker, sending every guy she dates off to enjoy marital bliss with the next girl he dates. But things have now changed, and she’s determined to use her husband-maker abilities one last time–on herself. And she finally knows exactly who she wants.
Angus has loved Charlotte since they were teenagers, but he’s tired of waiting for her to realize how good they could be. She’s broken his heart one too many times, and it’s time to move on with his life. Maybe a position halfway across the country will be just what he needs to get over her. But when Charlotte won’t let him go without a fight, Angus has to decide if he’s willing to let her in again or if she’s too late.
Author Karey White
She loves to travel, read, bake treats, and spend time with family and friends. She and her husband are the parents of four great children. She teaches summer creative writing courses to young people and is currently working on her next book.
Website * Twitter * Facebook * Goodreads
My review: Wife Maker by Karey White
4 STARS
Finally the last book of the Husband Maker is here. It was good to end. Was not sure how this book would turn out. I was happy with it. It is full of drama, relationships, and romance. It is a clean read.
Charlotte nickname was husband maker. For years the ex-boyfriend of hers married the next girl they dated after breaking up with her. Her twin brother Will and his best friend Angus called her Chuck or Charles.
Charlotte at last figured out she loved Angus. When Charlotte finally told him. Angus told her it was too late that he was moving away for four years to complete his training and fellowship to special in hip replacements.
Angus finally told Charlotte that he loved her and kissed her. Charlotte ran away to Scotland. He has given up on her and plans to get out of the state and get over her finally. He changed his residency and starting a fellowship at the same time in Kansas city.
Charlotte has to decide what to do. She loves her life in San Francisco.
I was given this ebook Wife Maker to read so I could give a honest review and be part of Wife Maker blog tour.
Excerpt below
My phone rang before six the next morning. Who would call that early on a Sunday? I rubbed my bleary eyes and looked at the screen. The number was unfamiliar and a strange configuration. I almost shut it off, but on a hunch, I answered the call.
“Charlotte, it’s Flynn.”
“Flynn? Is everything okay?”
“Aye. I think we should talk. Turn on your computer and call me.”
Ten minutes later, Flynn appeared on the screen of my laptop.
“What’s going on?”
“I think you should move to Kansas City.”
I laughed. “What are you talking about?”
“Don’t laugh. I’m not jokin’.”
“I can’t move to Kansas City. My job’s here. My family’s here. And I don’t think Angus would even want me to.”
“Ah, he’d say he doesn’t want ya to, but I’d wager that what he wants and what he says he wants are two different things.”
I shook my head. “You’re crazy. This is what you wanted me to call you for at this hour of the morning?”
“Aye. And hear me out. I’ve been chewin’ on this all day.”
I was touched that he’d been trying to figure out a way to help me, but this idea was insane. “I’m listening.”
“You say you’ll wait for him to come back.” I nodded. “What about him? You might be willing to wait for ten years, but what about Angus? He’ll be meeting new people. He won’t be waiting around. If ya want to cook a chicken, ya have to put him in while the water’s boilin’.”
I snickered. “I don’t even know what that means, Flynn.”
“Sure ya do. If ya wait ‘til the water’s all cooled down, good luck cooking the bird. Right now the water’s boilin’.”
“No it’s not. He doesn’t want anything to do with me.”
“That’s ’cause the water’s boilin’. If it weren’t, he’d talk to ya all day long. He’s just tryin’ not to get burned.”
There was an absurd and comforting logic to what he was saying. “Keep going.”
“There’s not much more to say. Move to Kansas City.”
“That’s easier said than done, Flynn.”
“Tell me this. What needs more attention? The things in San Francisco? Or the thing in Kansas City?”
I didn’t answer him. I didn’t know what to say.
“Charlotte, give him a grand gesture. Show ’im he’s more important than the things you’ve left behind.”
“Wow. I should never have answered the phone this morning.”
We laughed. “Think about it. It might work.”
“It might not. And then I’ll be two thousand miles away from my family and I’ll have given up the best job in the world and . . . It’s all so scary.”
“But you’re brave. And if it doesn’t work out, you can go back.”
“I thought you were my friend.”
Flynn didn’t say anything right away. He just smiled. When he finally spoke, his voice was soft. “I am.”
$25 Amazon Gift Card or Paypal Cash
Ends 3/22/15
Open only to those who can legally enter, receive and use an Amazon.com Gift Code or Paypal Cash. Winning Entry will be verified prior to prize being awarded. No purchase necessary. You must be 18 or older to enter or have your parent enter for you. The winner will be chosen by rafflecopter and announced here as well as emailed and will have 48 hours to respond or a new winner will be chosen. This giveaway is in no way associated with Facebook, Twitter, Rafflecopter or any other entity unless otherwise specified. The number of eligible entries received determines the odds of winning. Giveaway was organized by Kathy from I Am A Reader and sponsored by the author. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Blog Tour Schedule
February 25th
I Am A Reader – Spotlight
Enter Here Canada – Spotlight
Room With Books – Review
Julie Coulter Bellon – Review
Getting Your Read On – Review
Bookworm Lisa – Review
Laurie’s Thoughts and Reviews – Spotlight
What’s Beyond Forks? – Review
Author June McCrary Jacobs – Spotlight
Curling Up With A Good Book – Spotlight
February 26th
Joy in the Moments – Review
Diana’s Book Reviews – Review
books are love – Review
StoreyBook Reviews – Review
Love. Without You – Spotlight
February 27th
Simple Wyrdings – Review
A Casual Reader’s Blog – Review
My Creatively Random Life – Spotlight
A Writer’s Bookshelf – Review
February 28th
readalot – Review
Christy’s Cozy Corners – Review
Diana Rubino – Spotlight
March 2nd
i blog 4 books – Review
Lisa’s Research & Reviews – Review
Eric Buffington YA Author – Review
Babs Book Bistro – Spotlight
March 3rd
Baltimore Mom – Spotlight
BookHounds – Spotlight
Ruby On Tuesday – Review
Gustosa Giveaways – Spotlight
Tifferz and Her Sisterz Book Reviewz – Review
Wishful Endings – Review
March 4th
The NerdHerd Reads – Review
RachelleWrites – Review
Romorror Fan Girl – Review
Girl of 1000 Wonders – Review
March 5th
Katie’s Clean Book Collection – Review
Cassandra M’s Place – Spotlight
Min Reads and Reviews – Spotlight
The Reading Diaries – Review
March 6th
Coffee Books & Art – Spotlight
Every Free Chance Books – Review
The Bookish Ailurophile – Review
March 9th
SWAMPBRAT – Review
Lucinda Whitney | LDS Author – Review
Jersey Girl Book Reviews – Review
From the TBR Pile – Review
March 10th
My Life. One Story at a Time. – Review
Mom With a Reading Problem – Spotlight
Brooklyn Berry Designs – Review
Literary Time Out – Review
March 11th
The Book Lovers’ Lounge – Review
b00k r3vi3ws – Review
My Word Paintings – Review
Lori’s Reading Corner – Spotlight
March 12th
Bonnie Gets A Say – Review
Mel’s Shelves – Review
I Love to Read and Review Books
– ReviewMarch 13th
My Book A Day – Review
Seasons of Humility – Review
Books Are Sanity!!! – Review
Once Upon A Twilight – Review
No comments:
Post a Comment