What would you do if your "mostly fine" life suddenly flipped upside down, leaving you at a crossroad you never saw coming? Enter Maddie Brown: slightly frazzled empty nester, and, thanks to a class reunion, now smack-dab in the middle of a swirling mess of old flames, family drama, and one impossible-to-ignore second chance. Between dodging the ghosts of University Past and navigating her husband's secrets, flying off to Bali in search of her missing son Ed and saving her favourite aunt (and herself) from fading away, Maddie finds herself making a series of wild, brave-and at times, gloriously messy-decisions. When heartbreak, hope, and a windswept Isle of Wight cottage collide, can Maddie finally let go of playing it safe and embrace a new chapter?With an irresistible mix of humour, heart, and honest-to-goodness reinvention, 'Maddie Brown is (Mostly) Fine' is perfect for anyone who's ever wondered, "Is it too late to shake things up?" For fans of Jill Mansell, Jenny Colgan, and Trisha Ashley.This title was originally published as 'Take a Look at Me Now'.Kendra Smith is a contemporary women's fiction author known for heartfelt, character-driven novels about family, friendship, and life's second chances.

Katie and Tom's marriage is in trouble. So is their bank account. So, when Tom blindsides her by saying that his boss is sending him to Australia - permanently - Katie realises it might just be what they need to save their marriage. Trouble is, she doesn't like the heat, can't swim and hates spiders. Thrown into Sydney's sun, surf and school-gate politics, Katie finds unexpected friendship in glamorous, wealthy Naomi and bohemian Ann. But as the wine flows and the secrets pile up - money lies, marriages on the brink, dangerous crushes and one unforgivable betrayal - the gloss on their new lives starts to peel away.When a holiday meant to fix everything blows her world apart, Katie has to decide what "home" really means - and whether some vows are worth fighting for or finally letting go.A must-read for fans of Liane Moriarty and Marian Keyes who love twisty domestic drama, flawed characters and sharply observed humour. Please note: this title was originally published as 'The Chance of a Lifetime.'Kendra Smith has been a journalist, wife, mother, aerobics teacher, qualified diver and very bad cake baker. She started her career in Sydney selling advertising space but quickly made the leap to editorial and went on to work on several women's magazines in both Sydney and London.

Katie and Tom's marriage is in trouble. So is their bank account. So, when Tom blindsides her by saying that his boss is sending him to Australia - permanently - Katie realises it might just be what they need to save their marriage. Trouble is, she doesn't like the heat, can't swim and hates spiders. Thrown into Sydney's sun, surf and school-gate politics, Katie finds unexpected friendship in glamorous, wealthy Naomi and bohemian Ann. But as the wine flows and the secrets pile up - money lies, marriages on the brink, dangerous crushes and one unforgivable betrayal - the gloss on their new lives starts to peel away.When a holiday meant to fix everything blows her world apart, Katie has to decide what "home" really means - and whether some vows are worth fighting for or finally letting go.A must-read for fans of Liane Moriarty and Marian Keyes who love twisty domestic drama, flawed characters and sharply observed humour. Please note: this title was originally published as 'The Chance of a Lifetime.'Kendra Smith has been a journalist, wife, mother, aerobics teacher, qualified diver and very bad cake baker. She started her career in Sydney selling advertising space but quickly made the leap to editorial and went on to work on several women's magazines in both Sydney and London.