Did I Mention I Was Getting Married?

Did I Mention I Won the Lottery?

Rebecca Miles has won the lottery and is now living a millionaire lifestyle. The only problem is – she hasn’t told her husband. So at weekends she’s a dutiful wife in Darlington, working at the local deli and making shepherd’s pie for dinner, but during the week she’s living in her new mansion in Leeds spending her days shopping whilst her husband thinks she’s looking after her sick mother. Will she get the courage to tell him before he finds out for himself? And can several million pounds in your bank account save a failing marriage?

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 Are you a lottery player? Do you dream of how your life would change when your numbers come in?  When they finally do hit, would you be able to keep winning a secret ~~ even from your family?
This is the situation Rebecca finds herself in.  What happens after will take you on an emotional ride. I believe you will have strong feelings about the characters. You may find yourself wanting to act on Rebecca's behalf.
Besides being a story about a woman who hides a very large secret, this is about indulging and adding some fantasy to life. It also shares how something, such as a large amount of money plus keeping secrets, changes your life.
The saying is that the truth will always be revealed. 

Did I Mention I Was Getting Married?

Two years ago Rebecca Miles won the lottery and ended her marriage to her overbearing and unpleasant husband Daniel. She had every intention of putting the past behind her and starting again, but it turned out to be so much more difficult than she had imagined. Then Daniel announces he is getting married again and as Rebecca broods over how he has found it so easy to move on her daughter phones with good news - she’s getting married too! Determined not to be left behind Rebecca throws caution to the wind and finally meets someone who can give her the new start she so desperately wants. Now her ex-husband is back in her life, the future Mrs Miles wants to be her best friend, she has her daughter’s wedding to plan and a ramshackle old wedding venue to renovate to its former perfection in just a few months, if only she can find a builder who will take on the job. There are challenges, surprises, love and heartbreak ahead but at the end of a long, hot summer, will there be any weddings?

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 Don't you love it when a series gets better and better with each new book?
The only drawback to that is it makes it hard to wait to see what will happen next!
So, once people discovered that Rebecca won the lottery and she moved on from her abusive marriage, she still feels like she has to compete and not be left behind. When her ex decides to remarry he proclaims that his new wife and his ex should be best buds, of course with Rebecca paying for their together times. Rebecca is also spending her money on rehabbing a venue for her daughter's wedding. I love a story where a location or building is as strong a character as the human counterparts.  Another fun and enjoyable read.

Author Bio –

Julie Butterfield belongs to the rather large group of 'always wanted to write' authors who finally found the time to sit down and put pen to paper - or rather fingers to keyboard and wrote Did I Mention I Won the Lottery? It should be pointed out this is a complete work of fiction and she did not in fact receive millions in her bank account and forget to mention it her husband - even though he still asks her every day if she has anything to tell him!
Her second book was Google Your Husband Back and the latest addition is Did I Mention I Was Getting Married? - which revisits Rebecca a few years after the lottery win which changed her life.

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Juliebutterfield.co.uk  - website