The Sophie Drew Trilogy: Nothing New for Sophie Drew; When's It Due, Sophie Drew?; and Something Blue for Sophie Drew

In one volume, three delightful novels following a thirtysomething woman as she copes with unsatisfying jobs, unpaid bills, and unexpected motherhood . . .

This trilogy filled with humor, romance, and the challenges of modern marriage and motherhood includes:

Nothing New for Sophie Drew

Sophie Drew is thirty, single, and stuck in a dead-end job. She’s convinced everyone around her has their lives in order while she’s just muddling through. When she realizes how dire her financial situation is, Sophie becomes determined to pay off her debts and take back control. During her reinvention, Sophie meets attractive charity worker Max, and things start to look up. But her best friends—as well as her spendthrift ex, Darius—have other plans . . .

When’s It Due, Sophie Drew?

Sophie Drew has been dealt the mother of all surprises—she’s having a baby! Socializing with other mummies-to-be tempts Sophie into setting up a wish list at a local baby boutique. Although most of the items are unnecessary luxuries, she still finds herself lusting after designer changing bags and hi-tech prams. When some of the most expensive items from her list start arriving, Sophie thinks her boyfriend has been splurging—but when he denies it, Sophie is determined to find out who’s sending the gifts and why . . .

Something Blue for Sophie Drew

New mum Sophie Drew is planning her wedding to the father of her child—who is proving to be an attentive and devoted dad. If only Sophie had as much energy. Motherhood—along with shopping for a bridal gown and other demands—is draining the life out of her. Fortunately her friends are by her side, and when she has an emotional meltdown, the troops rally around. A trip to the doctor reveals she has postnatal depression—and soon some big decisions will need to be made. Can Sophie juggle it all without dropping some balls?

© 2022 Bloodhound Books (Ebook): 9781504075121

Data di uscita

Ebook: 4 aprile 2022