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200s: Four new women living the hot flash life
The Hot Flash Club Strikes Again
What you need to know before your trail
After eighteen years of trying to make peace with her husband’s cold-as-ice mother, Polly vows to be the perfect mother-in-law: loving, accepting, and determined to keep her mouth shut. Then her son marries Amy, a Birkenstocked gal whose organic farm and family ooze a rather creepy serenity. Ever the optimist, Polly puts her best foot forward . . . so why does it end up in her mouth?
A shy and brilliant professor-to-be, Beth has lived a sheltered life. Then she meets Sonny, a rugged, sexy carpenter who sweeps her off her feet. The problem? Beth may not survive his loud, affectionate, athletic family-especially when the very beautiful and earthy woman everybody wanted Sonny to marry is still hanging around the family dinner table.
Travel Guide
Nantucket Island
Nantucket Island
Immerse yourself in a carefree and sandy paradise of a Nantucket summer. The Nancy Thayer version of Nantucket really is somewhere to relax and see the dramas of other people’s lives play out other than your own.
The women in the club are in for a treat when they have their holidays and spare time here.
The Beaches are a particular draw and there’s plenty of them on this island! Brant Point Beach is particularly nice and a short walk from town. The 40th Pole beach is great for families and young children, as there are fewer waves this side of the island.
As they make their way down South Water Street toward the Whaling Museum, their feet might wander toward the music and laughter pouring out into the street. This is where you’ll find some of the best restaurants and bakeries.
This is an island for cycling, visiting lighthouses, spending time on the beaches and feeling fit in the fresh air.
The island has three lighthouses and an interesting Whaling Museum which encapsulates the island’s history.
Booktrail Boarding Pass: The Hot Flash Club Strikes Again
Destination : Nantucket Island Author/Guide: Nancy Thayer Departure Time: 2000s
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