Title: It's good to be a widow
Product review: I started this book hoping for a little depth, some insight into a young widow coping with the untimely death of her husband. Sure some humor and hope are a good thing, but this is so trite and unrealisistic I wouldn't have finished it if not for it being a book group selection. Sophie Stanton tells us she's grieving her husband (and we must believe her-I mean she goes to work in her bathrobe!). However, she seems fairly happy and things seem pretty good for her. She moves to a new town, discovers a previously unknown talent with which she starts her own very successful business, rehabilitates a troubled teen, and has an incredibly good looking and kind man fall in love with her. And all within a year of her husband dying. Gosh, it's good to be a widow!
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