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Also by Heather Estay:

It's Never Too Late to Look Hot, November 2006
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It's Never Too Late to Be a Bridesmaid, February 2006
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It's Never Too Late to Get A Life, October 2005
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IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO LOOK HOT
By: Heather Estay

It?s great to look hot?but you just might get burned!

Avon Trade
November 2006
On Sale: October 31, 2006
Featuring: Angie Hawkins
288 pages
ISBN: 0060836911
EAN: 9780060836917
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Romance Chick-Lit

Angie’s on the brink of turning fifty, and life is good. She’s survived a disastrous divorce (and some equally disastrous first dates). She’s survived her friends’ menopause madness and her daughter’s nerve-racking nuptials. She’s dating Tim (a Truly Extraordinary Kisser), her career is steady and fulfilling, the kids are launched, her ex has exited, and her best friends are as close to normal as they’ve ever been (which, honestly, is not very close at all). So as Angie approaches the day she turns the Big Five-O, her life is really humming along – but is it humming along to Happy Birthday or the theme song from Jaws?

Da dum da dum: Angie gets a new boss who subscribes to the Idi Amin School of Micromanagement. Da dum da dum: Tim’s amorous intentions might be turning honorable – or turning in another woman’s direction. Da dum da dum: Angie’s ex schemes to rekindle a non-existent flame – eiouyw! Da dum da dum: Angie’s daughter is pregnant, so Angie – at sexy, youthful, Fabulous Fifty – will soon be a grandmother!

(Really, all she wanted for her fiftieth birthday was some chocolate cake and a few Botox treatments.)

Not to worry. Angie’s best friends have a strategy to pull her life back together again: a rigorous regimen of bikini waxing and belly dancing, martial arts and Myers- Briggs – good grief!

Do you suppose she’ll survive to fifty-one?