The Summer of Going Topless' reminded me to love myself a little more. Can there be anything better than that?" (Trails of Tails)


Candice Summerville is fast approaching fifty-years-old and wonders if she might be invisible. No one seems to notice her - not really. Heck, she often doesn't notice herself, except for her monthly scrutiny in the mirror to check on her body's steady slide towards middle age.


But when her ancient, practical estate car is consigned to the scrap heap, Candice falls in love with a cute, purple convertible, and from that moment on her life begins to take on a whole new meaning. Strangers wave at her and people stop to talk, and suddenly she isn't invisible any longer.


Life seems to be looking up, especially when she meets silver fox and handy-man, Paul. There's just one fly in the ointment, one thing that has her second-guessing herself.


Is it the car that Paul sees - or is it her?




What readers are saying about The Summer of Going Topless:

This book was very funny, but also wonderfully touching - and when Candice really hits her stride, it's both uplifting and triumphant. Being Anne

It's such an uplifting and often hilarious tale and is a pleasure to read. Herding Cats

This book was so much FUN and made me want to run out and purchase a purple convertible. Pure entertainment A lovely pick me up! Delightful characters and a whimsical storyline... Audio Killed the Bookmark

This is a very heartfelt and enjoyable read, and you'll love every minute. Reading Girl Reviews

'The Summer of Going Topless' is about slowly discovering yourself again and living life to the full. Kirsty's Book Buying Addiction

This is a romantic comedy filled with hopes, dreams, second chances and love. It is a story of starting again, making the most of yourself and your opportunities as well as taking a chance on love. Splashes into Books

A funny, poignant romantic tale. This story has a powerful message, couched in an easy to read, lighthearted way. Jane Hunt Writer