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• BOOK - AS LUCK WOULD HAVE IT☘️ • 4.5/5 ⭐ • Thank you NetGally, for the ARC ✨ Grace is in her early 40s. After her divorce, she was completely heartbroken. However, one day, Grace's sister planned a surprise with Grace's daughter to send her to Ireland so that she could heal, socialize with people, and communicate better. Grace had absolutely no idea that her sister and daughter had hatched this plan together. Once in Ireland, she begins mingling with people and starts her healing journey. On that trip, she meets a screenwriter named August and realizes what true love really means. This is a very cute romcom book about a woman exploring life after a divorce. It was a deeply heartwarming read about secondchance love, showing that you can find your happiness again at any point in life. I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own. #booksrecommendations #bookreviewers #booksreader
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Posted On: October 9th 2026, 05:28 pm
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• BOOK - AS LUCK WOULD HAVE IT☘️


• 4.5/5 ⭐

• Thank you NetGally, for the ARC ✨

Grace is in her early 40s. After her divorce, she was completely heartbroken. However, one day, Grace's sister planned a surprise with Grace's daughter to send her to Ireland so that she could heal, socialize with people, and communicate better. Grace had absolutely no idea that her sister and daughter had hatched this plan together.
Once in Ireland, she begins mingling with people and starts her healing journey. On that trip, she meets a screenwriter named August and realizes what true love really means.
This is a very cute romcom book about a woman exploring life after a divorce. It was a deeply heartwarming read about secondchance love, showing that you can find your happiness again at any point in life.

I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

#booksrecommendations
#bookreviewers #booksreader
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karalucy 25 days ago

karalucy

When I read “in early 40s” I’m sold!

courtneywalsh a month ago

courtneywalsh

Thank you!!!!

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