Barefoot - Michelle Holman

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Today's book is special and close to my heart and I feel proud to be reviewing it on my site as I give you great pleasure to introduce some kiwi blood on my website amongst all the fabulous American/Other authors I have featured. Being from New Zealand myself and the fact I live only a couple hours drive from where this author resides. I present today "Michelle Holman" and her latest release "Barefoot".

                                        
                                                                 


                               Review : Barefoot - Michelle Holman - November 2010


Kiwi Writer Michelle is back for some more laughs and mayhem. This time round we see a sequel to her book Bonkers. For those who have read Bonkers we find out the sex of Lisa and Dan's baby , read more of Ben's sexual escapades and how he's lost so much weight and of course, what would this sequel be if it didn't feature our two loveable and hateable characters Glenn and Sherry. Barefoot tells the story of how Glenn and Sherry's one-night stand turned into one big mistake as Sherry after returning back to NZ from Denver finds herself three months pregnant. Now Sherry must embrace what little motherhood skills that she contains and try and figure a way out of this mess , of course if only life was that easy. At the same time Sherry must work through two sets of interferring and nosy parents and parents in-laws , her sister Lisa and brother-in-law Dan , her ex-boyfriend Stuart and to top it all off a stalker who seems to like the tyres on her car. A story of mayhem , family life and interferring biddies - Barefoot has it all.

Review Copy from Michelle Holman and HarperCollins NZ

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