The Dolce Vita Divas by Maddie Please

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you for @rararesources for Letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Dolce Vita Divas has a cute front cover that makes you want to be one of the lady’s sitting on the cover. Love the title too, it works well with the book. I feel like The Dolce Vita Divas is a heartwarming read that has a considerable amount of humor flowing through the book, it did make me chuckle in places. The story is about Joanna and Susie, who have been best friends for a very long time, and they are now 65 years old. They both wondering what will happen next in their life due to them both feeling lonely. The story is written elegantly and is a wonderful read. This is a great read about second chances. I enjoyed following the character stories and adventures in the sun. A lovely read and the story is easy to get in to, which has a good pace you can keep up with. It did make me wish I were there with them in Italy. 4 stars. A great summer read. Blurb Sunshine, Sisterhood, and Second Chances At the ripe (and fabulous) age of 64, Joanna Dawson finds herself feeling ever so slightly... meh. Her husband, Greg, has run off with a TBT (thin, blonde, trollop, obviously), her kids have flown the nest, and her social calendar is emptier than her wine rack. As Jo's 65th birthday looms, she's left wondering: Is this it? Enter Susie, her best friend, with an offer Jo can’t quite refuse: an all-expenses-paid trip to Italy to honour their late friend Ellen. Jo's not sure she wants to go all the way to Italy, but with nothing else to do and if only to make Susie happy, she agrees. A holiday is a holiday after all. Capri is even more gorgeous than Jo imagined and soon she and Susie are having the time of their life, especially as Jo is reunited with her dashing first love, Paulo. The one who, most definitely, got away… Things might have fizzled with Paulo decades ago, but in the land of sun, pasta, and far too much wine, Jo begins to wonder: Could this be her second chance at life…and amore? Pack your bags for a heartwarming, fun, and sun-drenched adventure as Jo discovers that life after 64 might just be the most exciting chapter yet. Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/dolcevitadivas Author Bio – Maddie Please is the author of bestselling joyous tales of older women. She has had a career as a dentist and now lives in rural Herefordshire where she enjoys box sets, red wine and Christmas. Social Media Links – Facebook: @maddieplease Twitter: @MaddiePlease1 Instagram: @maddieplease1 Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/MaddiePleaseNews Bookbub profile: @MaddiePlease

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