The Year of the Fox

<p><strong>"This is chick-lit at its best" - Readers' Favorite 5-star review.</strong></p><p><strong>I started My New Life with a wild leap of faith and a screw driver in my back pocket. Turns out I needed a power tool arsenal…</strong></p><p>Nancy Myers is having a hard time. She’s broken-hearted homeless and unemployed. And she’s just turned forty. But Nancy has a secret weapon. Desperation.</p><p>Relying solely on her finely-honed ability to make stuff up as she goes along and the battery life of her cordless drill she’s determined to make a fresh start <strong>(one that on no account features men of the falling-in-love-with variety).</strong></p><p>After purchasing a block of land on a whim at the foot of a mountain range Nancy attempts to settle into rural life. She finds the vista of the alps healing. She also finds a tall dark and gumbooted stranger (who proves to be therapeutic in other ways).</p><p>But when she discovers her precious view is about to be taken away Nancy faces a hard choice. Should she play saboteur to protect her own happiness <strong>even if it means losing the man who just might possibly be the key to it?</strong></p><p>Maybe her fresh start is actually a false start. Or maybe she’s learning a thing or two about how to be a kick-arse self-reliant woman.</p><p><em>The Year of the Fox</em> is the first novel in the very funny Good Life series. If you like determined women steamy romance and laugh-out-loud misadventure you’ll love this city-to-country page-turner.</p>