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After twenty-three years of building careers and raising kids together, Jason and Nicole Elswick are ready for a break from their daily lives.”

FULL CELEBRATION: https://tinyurl.com/bddrcft7

@liandolan
@wunderbookspr
@WilliamMorrowBooks

When I read the blurb on this book I was intrigued. Who wouldn‘t be? With the flashbacks on how they got started, and how it was going to, and to present day to white experiment, I could not stop reading! I binge read the second half! With Santa Fe and New Mexico adventures, and all of the people that they met during the sabbatical, it was easy to get involved in their lives. Will they go through with it? How will it end?

I brought a huge stack with me for a long weekend in Jersey 🤣 I finished Taste tonight, and I‘m partway through the tagged book, plus Beyond the Wand. I gave a few good options, plus three ARCs I need to read in the next two weeks 🤣 #booknerdproblems

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This one is different and once you get past your own moral issues😂🤦🏻‍♀️, it‘s not a bad read 😂

https://reecaspieces.com/2024/04/18/the-marriage-sabbatical-by-lian-dolan-liando...

“After twenty-three years of building careers and raising kids together, Jason and Nicole Elswick are ready for a break from their daily lives.”

FULL SPOTLIGHT: https://tinyurl.com/yntvmtje

@liandolan
@wunderbookspr

I enjoyed this, though I was a bit worried where it was headed for awhile. A married couple (20+ years) is dealing with life changes and an empty nest and decides to take solo trips for 9 months, agreeing to enjoy and experience life however it comes, including possible other relationships. I loved the settings of Portland, Sante Fe, & Patagonia, & the thoughtful way they supported each other as they reimagined their lives. So good! Releases 4/1.

What a fresh take on a modern marriage! I love the topics this book delves into: polyamorous relationships, raising kids, work/life balance and following our passions. This novel takes a look at all of these ideas without turning it into a messy drama, just lots of self-discovery and personal growth. If you are looking for a book club read, this may be one to consider as there is a lot to dig into and discuss.