What could be worse than winning $87 million dollars? For
Lucy Parker, the
upbeat and hilarious main character in Whitney Gaskell's new
novel, GOOD
LUCK, it would be getting fired, having your car break down,
and breaking up
with your boyfriend on the same day. Things only get worse
when the press
sets-up camp on her front lawn to get the full story.
That's the trouble, despite being the luckiest girl in the
world, her entire life
manages to fall apart. With money, big instant lotto money,
that is, every one
wants a piece of Luck Parker. To escape the pressure, Lucy
decides to hide in
Palm Beach to find some anonymity. New hair color, clothes,
and a car would
seem like the perfect solution to the madness, but that's
when the bigger
drama of hiding the truth starts. Will Lucy Parker ever
understand who she is
and what she wants out of life?
GOOD LUCK is the perfect escapist novel that is outright
funny, enjoyable,
and entertaining from page one. I couldn't get enough of
Gaskell's writing
and laughable characters. This book is the perfect winter
escape or beach
read!
Lucy Parker wins the lottery on the worst day of her life.
But can all the money in the world make up for a cheating
boyfriend, a derailed career, and ending up in the middle of
a media circus? Everyone wants a piece of Lucy…and all she
wants is to escape from it all.
After life as she
knows it falls apart, Lucy heads off to Palm Beach to hide
out at the home of an old college friend. There, living in a
tropical paradise of millionaires, Lucy acquires a new hair
color, a new social set, and enough anonymity to put her
notoriety behind her. Soon she’s courted by two men who
don’t know her history. But just as Lucy begins to envision
a new life for herself, the past catches up with her. Lucy
would give up every penny to have her old life back—as soon
as she’s ready to cash it all in, fate has one last surprise
in store for her…one that will show her exactly what she’s
worth.
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