The Woman Who Got Her Spark Back by Fiona Gibson

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources For letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The story about Celia, who life is not the greatest and feels stuck in her marriage with her husband, Geoff. This is a cute and heartwarming read. I found it easy to get into, and it did make me giggle, and I did like Celia's character a lot and enjoyed following her story. This story is about family, friends and finding yourself again. I like the written style of Fiona Gibson and hope to read more of her books in the future. The story is written very elegantly and is an engaging and enjoyable read. 5 stars. Blurb Is it ever too late to bloom? Meet Celia. Life hasn’t worked out quite how she’d planned. Since her son left for university, Celia has felt stuck at home – battling with her husband Geoff over control of the thermostat, and without the merest glint of a social life. Her only joy comes from the plants she nurtures in her makeshift plant hospital in their Glasgow flat. Then three unexpected things happen: 1. She catches Geoff in bed with a secretary from his sausage factory (no pun intended). 2. Her high-flying best friend Amanda arrives on her doorstep without warning (but with a very large suitcase). 3. A tall handsome French teacher asks her to tend his daughter’s cactus back to health. Suddenly, Celia finds her life in freefall, but she makes a decision: she won’t let this be the end of her. She’ll bring herself back to life, just like the plants she works her magic on. But just how do you change the habits of a lifetime? Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/GotHerSparkBack Author Bio – Fiona Gibson writes bestselling and brilliantly funny novels about the craziness and messiness of family life. Social Media Links – Facebook: @fionagibsonauthor Twitter: @FionaGibson Instagram: @fiona_gib Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/FionaGibsonNews Bookbub profile: @FionaGib

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