BOOK REVIEW: Sunrise with the Silver Surfers by Maddie Please

Newly single at sixty, Elin Anderson decides it’s finally time for an adventure of her own. With her marriage to tedious Tom now officially over, Elin plans to visit the family she hasn’t seen in years. First stop: Australia!

But going home is harder than Elin thought. Everywhere she turns Elin sees brightness and colour, which only makes her own life seem even more drab and beige. How has she let herself fade away?

Determined to have some fun, Elin reluctantly agrees to join The Silver Surfers – a group of seniors who travel the coast, only caring about their next big adventure. Because life’s too short to watch the ocean when you could be making waves…

There’s only one catch – her road trip companion, Kit Pascoe. Kit is a man who doesn’t know the meaning of the word fun and makes it clear to Elin that this adventure will be subject to his own strict rules.

But with every new day, Elin slowly begins to rediscover who she really is. And she’s certain that rules are meant to be broken…aren’t they?

My Review

Sunrise with the Silver Surfers is nothing less than a breath of fresh air. I absolutely loved it, and found myself staying up later than usual, to read a few more chapters each time. The fact that the main character is closer to my age than many of the characters I usually read about, made this even more of a gem of a book.

Charming, fun-filled and set in the most fabulous setting Down Under, just made this book the perfect read for those cold winter nights on the run up to Christmas. It’s one of those stories that proves it’s never too late to have fun, find love and live life to the max. I absolutely loved it and can’t wait to get stuck into more books by this author.

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Author Bio

Maddie Please is the #1 bestselling author of novels including The Old Ducks’ Club and Sisters Behaving Badly. Having had a career as a dentist and now lives in rural Devon where she enjoys box sets, red wine and Christmas. She will be taking a new direction in her writing for Boldwood with joyous tales of older women.

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