Happy Release Day to Billie Morton and How To Un-Marry a Millionaire! This book is humorous, witty, and filled with some fantastic characters to follow along with. I loved working on this book and with Billie, even though the time difference from US to Australia could be challenging! I hope you can read this new release!
About the Book
RICKY HART wants to the get the hell out of small-town Arizona to escape the fate of generations of women in her family – a boring, nothing future.
Inspired by Basia Johnson, a penniless cook who married into the Johnson and Johnson fortune, Ricky sets in motion a plan to get inside a rich old man’s house. Once there, she will do the rest. She is twenty-two years old, blonde and unashamedly brazen.
And she is ready to make a deal with the Devil.
What she hasn’t counted on is seventy-year-old SANDFORD KEANE, the Arizona Copper King, a notorious sonofabitch with an agenda of his own, and a family with a long history of other ambitious wives.
One of them is SUZANNE NELSON-DRUMMOYNE-GRAFF-CARMEL, a serial marrier who has finally found love. Unfortunately it is not with her latest husband. At war with her mother-in-law, PHILIPPA, a legendary old viper and trophy wife of another era, Suzanne is thirty-seven and terrified that she is about to hit her “use-by” date.
From the richest enclaves of Connecticut and Manhattan to the wilds of the Arizona desert and New Mexico, the novel brings these women together on a raunchy, life-changing encounter that will make them question the roles they have chosen for themselves, and the high price they have all paid to live the pampered life of a rich man’s wife.
Praise for How To Un-Marry a Millionaire
“Billie Morton is a true talent! HOW TO UN-MARRY A MILLIONAIRE is fun, fast-paced and hilarious. Don’t miss it!” – Brenda Novak, New York Times best-selling author
Author Bio
Billie Morton is a writer and film maker. After many years in California she now lives in the rainforest of New South Wales Australia with assorted wildlife. This is her first novel.
