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The New Mrs D: An Uplifting, Anti-Romantic Comedy

The New Mrs D: An Amazon No1 Best Seller."AfterThe Midnight Library,The 5th Woman, andOlive, Again... MeetThe New Mrs D– The Sharp, Heartfelt and Uplifting Reinvention of a Woman Breaking Free.'Wine-spittingly, chocolate-chokingly brilliant! Hill is the Tom Sharpe of her era! Genuinely laugh out loud funny with great writing and a plot to keep you hooked. Buy it, read it - but if like me you are of a certain age, do so with an empty bladder." – Amanda Prowse, author ofThe Idea of YouandWhat Have I Done.Bernice Dando thought she had the perfect honeymoon planned in sunny Greece with her new husband, David. But four days in, she’s faced with a shocking truth: David’s complete lack of interest in intimacy is due to his addiction to porn. Devastated, Bernice struggles with the painful realisation that her marriage may be built on a lie. Can she move past it, or will she be labelled as overreacting, frigid, or worse?When Bernice, a funny, feisty woman in her forties, sets off on the adventure of a lifetime—alone—she never imagines how life-changing it will be. From triggering a Greek fish explosion to spontaneous nude karaoke, her wild holiday turns into the ultimate escape. Bernice soon discovers that life has much more to offer than a humdrum marriage.But when her husband shows up, begging for a second chance, Bernice faces a life-altering choice: does she return to her old life, or embrace a whole new adventure?A laugh-out-loud romantic comedy for fans of women’s fiction, midlife reinvention, and hilarious adventures. Perfect for readers who loveCalendar Girls,The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, andDivine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood."The New Mrs D is a refreshing, sharp-witted and empowering romp that reflects real life, delves into unspoken about subjects and slaps the reader in the face with honesty." Fleur Ferris, authorIt is a story about one woman's midlife awakening... on her honeymoon alone.˃˃˃ Praise For The New Mrs D"A very funny and touching book from a brilliant new voice in women's fiction.” – Jon Rance

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