The second outing in a humorous women's fiction series about four widows keeping a wish-a-piece adventure tradition alive. Feel-good found-family comedy of bucket lists, broken rules and unbreakable friendship.
AWARD-WINNING HUMOR CONTINUES! From USA Today Bestselling author Katherine Hastings comes the second hilarious installment in the series with thousands of five-star reviews that's won the SOVAS Award for Best Humor and garnered multiple AUDIE Award Best Humor Book nominations!
The Wilder Widows Are Back... and This Time, They're Wilder Than Ever!
After their first whirlwind adventure nearly killed them (more than once), Sylvie, Doris, Marge, and Alice should probably take up safer hobbies. Like extreme skydiving. Or volcano surfing. Instead, these four unstoppable widows are back for round two--because one life-changing adventure just wasn't enough.
Keeping their Wilder Widows tradition alive, each woman gets one wish--one wild adventure she's dreamed of doing her whole life. And as always, the fabulous foursome will do whatever it takes to help each other make those dreams a reality... even if it means outrunning trouble, breaking a few rules, and risking life and limb (again).
A lot has changed since their last adventure, but one thing remains the same--their unbreakable bond. With their newfound zest for life and a bucket list begging to be checked off, the Wilder Widows are back for another epic journey filled with laughter, mayhem, and second chances.
★ WHY READERS CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THE WILDER WIDOWS ★
Laugh-out-loud humor Heartwarming friendship Globe-trotting adventures Second chances at any age Found family feelsREADING ORDER:
Book 1: The Wilder Widows Book 2: Wilder Ever After (This Book!)Book 3: Walk on the Wilder Side Perfect for book clubs and readers who love humorous women's fiction, unforgettable friendships, and stories that prove it's never too late to start living, Wilder Ever After is a feel-good novel that will have you laughing, cheering, and believing in the power of adventure.
Please note, the author once again had no control over what the Wilder Widows said and did and was just an observer on their journey. They're back, they're mouthier than ever, and they refuse to apologize. (And honestly, would we want them any other way?)