Tempting Fate (Paperback)

from delphimo

The story drew me in immediately. So many women can feel the wonder and amazement that a younger man would even notice them. Yes, Gabby has an ideal life with her husband and 2 daughters, but as a woman we sometimes need a little excitement. Does this mean that the sane, comfortable life needs to...

from niaomiya

Well, you will either enjoy this book because you can identify with the protagonist or you'll hate this book because you'll find her dislikable. Being a middle-aged married-with-two-kids woman myself, I found that I could easily identify with Gabby and the mid-life crisis she's going through. Of ...

from Mrsmommybooknerd

Jane Green has a way of writing books that make you think "If I was in that position, what would I do?'. She has a way to write characters that you connect to because they could be you. Tempting Fate has a storyline that is simple...would you tempt fate? "This is fine, she thinks. I can do this. ...

from MHanover10

When I first started reading this book, it made me mad. How could a woman, who says she is in love with her husband, says she has a wonderful marriage, wonderful daughters, wonderful life could get obsessed with a younger man and ruin her marriage. Yes, Elliott had a vasectomy when Gabby wanted o...

from shelleyraec

Jane Green has established herself as a best selling author of womens fiction, publishing more than a dozen novels in the last fifteen years or so. Her latest release, Tempting Fate, is the story of Gaby Cartwright, a housewife and mother approaching middle age when a mild flirtation over a drink...