Dee, Minnie and Roo have all been friends for longer than
they care to remember! Now all in their 30s, they have to deal with grown up
adult issues like parenting and fertility.
Dee has just learnt that her biological clock is ticking
faster than other women of her age and has been advised not to put off having
children if that’s what she wants. Having just split up with her boyfriend Nat,
she either has to face life without a child or look into the possibility of
co-parenting. When she meets and befriends Andy, a chef at her local cafe, they
look at life in the same way, or do they?
I loved the characters in this book but there were times when
each of them individually drove me insane! This book looks into some hard
hitting issues but handles them well and sensitively but all in all it didn’t
give me a soft, warm feeling when I finished it. I think I would have probably
enjoyed a story about Dee’s mother Alice and her partner Ines more than this
one!
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