Book Giveaway: The High Tide Club by Mary Kay Andrews

**I want to again thank NetGalley for allowing me to review this already - go see my post here to read my review.**

You can't imagine my surprise this week when a hardcover copy showed up in my mailbox from St. Martin's Press.

When I first saw this book was coming out, I stalked their website. It said to fax in a request on your company's letterhead, so I took a few minutes, whipped up a letterhead, then added a quick request and sent it off.

I never heard from them, but they did sent a copy of How Hard Can it Be? by Allison Pearson. Keep your eyes out for this one coming soon.

Yesterday I found a beautiful copy of this in my mailbox. I was very excited. But alas, I've already read the book and reviewed it. So what to do?

Giveaway time!!! Leave a comment here, and on Friday, May 11, 2018 at 8:00pm EST, I will randomly draw a winner. Leave extra comments if you share on social media, one extra entry for each share. (This is about getting the word out, so feel free to share often and comment just as often.)

United States only, sorry.

Thanks so much for reading!
Angie

Book Review: The High Tide Club by Mary Kay Andrews

**big thanks to NetGalley for allowing me to review this ebook!**

I love Mary Kay Andrews, so it isn't going to be a shock that I really enjoyed this book. It's more focused on friendships and the mystery, than romance. The little bit that there was, was clean and didn't play much into the story.

It stars Brooke, who is a single mom and a lawyer who finds herself called to Talisa Island by the main owner, Josephine Bettendorf Warrick, a woman in her 90s who wants to leave her holdings to the descendants of the women she was once friends with in the 40s. Not surprising most of those women were dead. That's how Brooke comes to meet Lizzie and Felicia, who quickly become good friends.

It does a lot of looking back, from different perspectives of the women in the High Tide Club. It's kind of fascinating to watch it all get mapped out. You will never be able to guess it all.

Totally worth it and a quick read, perfect for the beach or plane or just a cozy night at home.