Review: The Missing Wife / Life - Nikki Perry and Kirsty Roby

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Review: The Missing Wife/ Life - Nikki Perry and Kirsty Roby - October 2022

The Month of May was the Clear Your Bookshelves challenge and so I made my goal to target the books on my bookshelf. This one was given to me to review and I was looking forward to the book as it was set in New Zealand being from New Zealand, it was fun to read a book based on parts of memories and to get a rough idea of the scenery and adventures. I also liked this book, at the start of every few chapters was a fun newspaper article that related to the particular chapter. The Missing Wife/Life starts with two mothers waking up hungover after moving their children into a flat ready for University in Wellington. The woman wake up to discover that they pooled their money together and brought a bright pink ex-plumber van. The two mothers decide to go on a road trip as Faith needs to be down in Invercargill to visit her brother and say goodbye to her Dad as he is ill and Anna's marriage has been on the rocks and heading to divorce, this is the time she needs to be away from her husband and rediscover herself.  The Missing Wife/Life by Nikki Perry and Kirsty Roby is a fun chick-lit novel filled with romance, mayhem, hijinks, and adventures. If you are looking for a fun women's fiction read set in New Zealand, then check out The Missing Wife/Life by sister authors Nikki Perry and Kirsty Roby.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/42lLqWD






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