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Halfway There: Paranormal Women's Fiction (Midlife Mulligan) Paperback – February 10, 2020
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- Halfway There
- On My Way
- Don't Stop Believing
- Print length368 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateFebruary 10, 2020
- Dimensions5 x 0.92 x 8 inches
- ISBN-101773841378
- ISBN-13978-1773841373
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- Publisher : Eve Langlais (February 10, 2020)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 368 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1773841378
- ISBN-13 : 978-1773841373
- Item Weight : 14.1 ounces
- Dimensions : 5 x 0.92 x 8 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,897,470 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #1,696 in Psychic Thrillers
- #1,839 in Witch & Wizard Thrillers
- #3,158 in Later in Life Romance (Books)
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~ New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author
Hello, my name is Eve and I am a Canadian author who loves to write hot romance, usually with hot shifters, cyborgs or aliens. I should warn you that I possess a twisted imagination and a sarcastic sense of humor something I like to let loose in my writing.
I love to write, and while I don't always know what my mind is going to come up with next, I can promise it will be fun, probably humorous and most of all romantic, because I love a happily ever after.
Thanks so much for coming by and checking me out.
Happy reading!
Eve Langlais
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This novel is also missing the hot steamy romance, I have come to expect from Eve. However, given Naomi's circumstances, her midlife self esteem issues, her relationships with men fits the story line perfectly. It made for some humorous moments that I am sure many readers can relate to. I certainly found myself laughing out loud more than I have for some rom-coms I have read recently!
This is only the beginning for Naomi and her friends. Eve Langlais is very clever. I hate cliffhangers! Yet, she disguised her cliffhanger into her epilogue so I almost missed It! I was so busy getting caught up in the things not being exactly as Naomi and her friends thought they were, I didn't realize I would have to wait until book 2 to figure out, until I was reading the preview for the next in series. Ugh! A cliffhanger! Clever Eve! And so I am hooked and will have to make room on the "Currently Reading Shelf" for two more books!
What I did like was the idea of the cat as the familiar, and the house being alive. The day and night brothers, Jace and Kane, and the wonderful idea of Maddy.
What I didn't like was the length of time to get to the main plot line, and the main character, Naomi. I just found her to be just too naive and whiny, and someone who seems to be in denial about her heritage. There was just too much fluff/filler or descriptions for the story to flow well, and I found myself being annoyed at Naomi for some reason.
The book didn't start for me until over half the book was read, and probably nearer 75%. Although I liked the concept of the two brothers, I don't really know if either were good. Tricia, Marjorie and Winnie were more well likeable characters.
I felt nothing really was resolved in this book, and there are lots of loose ends. I may give the next book a try, since it should move a little better, because in my opinion all the character set up was done in this one. Hopefully it won't take so long to get into. I feel like I need to apologize to the author for writing a review that portrays this book as a little lacklustre, especially since she probably worked so hard on it. I am sure there are others who thoroughly enjoyed this book. We are all different, and therefore, have different opinions.
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Fast-paced and filled with mystery, intensity and suspense heat up with missing town’s people, a lake monster, a handsome but grumpy axe carrying neighbor, and three missing magical books. With a curse and a prophecy linked to the Rousseaux family, tension mounts as trouble stalks her when she's unable to find a job and her money is returned whenever she buys anything. But with a new lease on life Naomi quickly renews an old friendship, her relationship with her daughter and even has three new men in her life; one reluctantly.
Among a host of interesting characters bringing the story to life are Naomi Dunrobin (aka Rousseaux) the peacemaker in her 20 year marriage who is meek, friendless and has no sense of self-worth until returning to Canada; her cheating demanding, verbally abusive ex-husband Martin; her neighbor, the irritable, intense and secretive Jace; her supportive and loyal childhood friend Tricia; and the virile, engaging architect Kane. All these personalities and others fill this story with magic, riddles and secrets as it flows quickly to a surprising ending.
I enjoyed “ Halfway There” and look forward to reading the next book in this series.
I love the concept of the PWF genre. Paranormal Women's Fiction where the protagonists are over 40yrs old. I'm a menopausal woman within spitting distance of 50 myself and loved how true-to-life Naomi was.
I could connect with our protagonist, Naomi, and felt her situation to my core. Although she hasn't started off as a traditional badass heroine, I have a feeling she'll become one as this series progresses. I must admit to getting very frustrated with her at times throughout this book. However, I have learned that these traits are very common in women who've been in long term situations like Naomi's.
I think Halfway There is a well balanced story. It's primarily women's fiction about second-chance sort of coming-of-age. With some humour, mystery, thriller and relationship threads woven through.
There's no perilous life-or-death cliffhanger (woo!hoo!) but a lovely epilogue and tantalising hook at the end instead. I'm looking forward to reading book 2.
This time my expectations were very high and I don't feel satisfied. Why insisting on how she let herself go, didn't have a haircut in ages, saggy boobs after breastfeeding and worn out clothes. Halfway through the book and still insisting on it. It was too much for me, not relatable nor endearing.
Two stars for the intricacy of the story and the excellent twist. But overall the heroine ruined it for me and I'm sorry about it.