text: #BookReview: Lift And Separate by Marilyn Simon Rothstein #MondayBlogs | Girl Who Reads
  #BookReview: Lift And Separate by Marilyn Simon Rothstein #MondayBlogs
  I loved the main character in this book, Marcy Hammer. She's the kind of character that is so well written and so real that you feel like you could sit down and have a cup of coffee with her.
  978-1503940307; ebook, audio, print (304 pages)
  Marcy's problems were the same problems that lots of women share. After 33 years of following all of the rules of her time - getting married (and staying married for 33 years), giving up her job and her future to take care of her husband and kids, waiting on her husband hand and foot and going along with all of his decisions - Marcy finds herself alone after her husband leaves her for a young lingerie model. At first, all she wants is to get him back, to forgive him and have their marriage get back on track. The big question throughout the book is whether she will get back with her husband and go back to the way things had been for 33 years or whether there was a real tough core under that woman who wants to fly on her own and do all of the things that she missed doing.
  Watching her mature and learn to take on life as it is, makes Life And Separate a fantastic book to read. There are parts that are laugh out loud funny and overall, it's a great book to read with a good message on how to find happiness in life and how to find your strength in adversity.
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  Labels: Marilyn Simon Rothstein, Reviews, romance, Susan Roberts, women's fiction
  Heather J @ TLC Book Tours August 4, 2017 at 8:43 PM
  Marcy sounds like a fabulous character, and the cover of this book is just so fun! I'm glad you enjoyed it.