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Sting Op 'Fun' at Forty-one

A Sweet Romantic Comedy

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Sting Op 'Fun' at Forty-one

By: Kimberly Krey
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 "I think my husband is with your wife."

I never thought I'd say those words, especially to a man like Beau Weaton, whose wife looks like a quintessential Kardashian. My adorably geeky Greg would never: A—cheat on me in the first place, and B—attract attention from the likes of Trish Wheaton.

But when signs that he's cheating start to pile up, Beau and I gear up for a secret trip of our own: a good old-fashioned sting op!

When the two of us eventually wind up single, I can't help but feel drawn to Beau, the one man who knows the depths of my pain. The trouble is, Beau Wheaton would never fall for a woman like me after losing a trophy wife like Trish.

But when the signs that he likes me start to pile up, my hopes start to rise up.
Please tell me I'm not setting myself up for another broken heart.


Welcome to the Fortysomething Singles of Virginia Beach Club.

They never guessed they'd be here, but here they are.
Alone, divorced, or maybe never married, and looking for love in their forties.

Follow along as these singles navigate the ins and outs of a complicated venture better suited for those in their youth—dating.

Good thing they make some great friends along the way; their circumstances might be laughable, but at least won't be laughing alone. In fact, they may end up laughing all the way to the altar.

The Forty-Something Singles of Virginia Beach Series features closed-door rom-coms filled with romance, humor, and hope in the midst of hardship.

Up Next:
Back With You at Forty-Two
Stuck With Me at Forty-Three
And more to come

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It took their children to sound the alarm that one dad and one mom might be spending too much time together. Initially downplaying the idea, Kirsten and Bo are spurred to think again and set up a sting operation. Imagine their surprise when the kids turn out to be right. Her uncool hubby and his pampered wife are having a fling! Two broken homes amidst their school set must surely have had tongues wagging.

Life goes on and Kirsten and Bo are drawn to each other. But she's so unlike his ex that the adults in their respective lives, including her, distrusts that he will stick around. Of course they pan out but it was definitely not the HEA either imagined.

A fun listen that had me in awe as the couples essentially switched partners. The AI narrator was okay for this story.

Partner Swap, No Take Backsies

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First of all I HATE virtual voice, there is no emotion, words are mispronounced and it fails to emphasize the proper portion of a sentence.

As much as I dislike virtual voice I can overlook it for a good book, which this was not. The plot was difficult to follow, it was hard to discern whose voice was telling the story and it jumped through time with no explanation. Of the over 300 books in my library this is one of two that I couldn’t bring myself finish.

Not a great read

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Started off slow, felt way too predictable. I would not read again. Just too, eh.

Eh

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