That's doubly true when an old crush from her schooldays, Dr Sam Delaney, is back in their hometown almost three decades after leaving and displaying a killer forehand in direct view of her bedroom window. But when Jules' 19-year-old daughter goes backpacking around Europe, she's wracked with anxiety and in urgent need of a distraction. Rashly, she agrees to join an amateur women's tennis team, who are bottom of every league league, on the verge of collapse.
They are desperate for players. The fact that she can't really play doesn't seem to matter.
Forty Love is a battle cry for women who aren't done yet. Not even close.
'I loved this book! It's so nice and refreshing to see that life never has a point where you can't chase your dreams or have fun experiences... only if you stop yourself! This book had a great message and I enjoyed it immensely' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'I loved Jules as a character and it was nice to read a book with an older character especially one who was struggling with the dreaded menopause. I found her really relatable... A great 5 star read with a great bunch of characters and plenty of drama' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'With a midlife heroine we can all relate to, Forty Love is a warmhearted, uplifting book' The Mirror
'Costello's assured, humorous touch makes this a perfect holiday read' The Express
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Everyone is falling in love with Jane Costello's books:
'This book spoke to my soul!' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'Fabulous, fun and HOT' Milly Johnson
'Fantastic... I am so tempted to make my husband read it, so he knows what I go through every day, as it was like reading my own diary at points... It was so funny I snorted wine through my nose at one point after a badly timed gulp!!' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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'I had a ball reading this book... This a great read' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jane Costello is a Sunday Times bestselling author of romantic comedies. She also writes as Catherine Isaac.
Jane was a newspaper journalist before she became an author, working on the Liverpool Echo, the Daily Mail and the Liverpool Daily Post, where she was Editor.
She continues to write for newspapers and magazines and has contributed articles to the Guardian, Marie Claire, Prima and The Times, among others.