Watch out where the gold dust sparkles and splashes the air because
that is where love is wonderful and real.
And if you can’t see the shimmers, mistakes will be made. Marnie can see the love in the air, but not
for herself, so she’s not any better off in the mistake category than you and
me.
At her first marriage to Noah, she meets the groom’s Great Aunt
Blix. Blix has the touch of magic, the
books to cast spells, and a true belief in love for a life time no matter how
many men it takes!
The marriage ends after two weeks.
Marnie falls into the idea that settling and being “normal” is her best
choice. Just ask her fiancé,
Jeremy. Yet, Blix has no intentions of
letting Marnie off the hook that easily.
Marnie has a great life ahead of herself and don’t think it’s getting
back together with Noah, settling for a sweet but boring man, Jeremy, or being
alone.
But how can Blix help Marnie after Blix dies? I didn’t want her to die as I loved her as a
character, but I didn’t feel she was gone when Blix left her Brooklyn triplex
to Marnie with a condition. Live in it
for three months.
Marnie has to learn about love, how she can be a matchmaker, and what
true love entails. With built in tenants
in Blix’s home, Marnie meets Julia, Lola, Sammy, and Patrick. All have parts in creating her Big Life and
it’s nothing but grand when a Thanksgiving fiasco sets it in motion.
Adorable story that I nearly passed up!
Happy reading,
Dawn
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