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It took e FOREVER to get through this book. I did not like it. Too much detail that was not necesary.

I loved this book. It shows us that being 50 and divorced is not the end of the world and women can survive anything and come out stronger for it.

In this book, Lindwood Breedlove Scott's life has officially hit rock-bottom. Her husband of thirty years has run off with a stripper. She's going through menopause, is flat broke, and needs to move back home to her parents' house in Mimosa Branch, Georgia.

To find out how Lindwood manages to make a new life for herself, read this book.

The characters were good, lots of action, things happening to them. A dysfunctional family who loves each other and comes together when necessary. Is there a sequel? There should be.

I really enjoyed this book because it is funny, and involves the imperfections of real living. A good story!

I loved it because I am from the South as is the author and it is just plain funny and entertaining.

Started out slow but this book is well worth the read. Very funny story of a woman starting over after her divorce at 50, moving in with her parents, brother and aunt and uncle. Loved it once the plot started moving.

I really liked this book. It kinda starts out ya-ya like but has its own unique character and charm. Better than YaYa!

Funny, sweet book.

A, yet another Ya-Ya knockoff - but this one is good!!! It will make you laugh and as well, cry... you see the main character come to grips with her inner demons in the crazy town she grew up in.

Loved it! You love and know the characters in minutes. One of those books where you wonder what happened after the book ends. Easy and fun read, but you still want to know more!

I LOVE this book. I posted most of my books on here, but just cannot seem to separate from this one. I always go back to it when I need a good laugh.

Fun read.

A story about starting your life over at 50, in your mother's house in the south, with crazy characters and new adventures. Haywood Smith "The Red Hat Club" writes of Linwood's return home after her husband of 30 years leaves her for a stripper

Cute book, different because the heroine is an older lady (above 40!)

The Red Hat ladies like this book. It is about Red Hat ladies.

Five Stars! I did really enjoy this story! I hope that you will too...

I really enjoyed Lin and her crazy family, and the way she learned to get along with them and enjoy her life.

"Strong characters and ...irrepressible wit...snapshots of Southern living will charm even the hardest-hearted Yankee." ~Publisher's Weekly

Linwood Breedlove Scott's life has officially hit rock bottom. Her husband of thirty years has run off with a stripper. The IRS has taken everything but her coffee table. And her hot flashes are four-alarmers. The only thing that could make being flat-broke and fifty any worse is having to crawl home to her parents' house in Mimosa Branch, Georgia...which is exactly where she's headed.

Lin's barely prepared for the loony bin that greets her, from her controlling, eighty-year-old mother and shockingly blunt father to her long-suffering Aunt Glory and her deranged Uncle Bedford who is convinced a cannibal lives under the furniture. Nor is she ready for the instant love-hate attraction she feels for her handsome new next-door neighbor. Trying to navigate her way through the second act of her life with nothing more than a prepaid calling card, a broken heart, and plenty of Prozac, Lin's about to discover that it's never too late for old friends, new romance, the ties of family, and a second chance to survive it all on the road to becoming the person you were always meant to be...