A review of The Bette Davis Club by Jane Lotter. Post may contain affiliate links.
The Bette Davis Club starts with a wedding. The wedding of Margo’s niece, Georgia to her fiancé Tully. The only problem? Georgia as run off, leaving Tully as the jilted groom. Margo’s half sister, Charlotte offers Margo sixty-thousand dollars to bring Georgia and her things back. So Margo sets out with Tully in a borrowed 1950’s red MG to find her niece.
The book reads like a romantic comedy and it would be fabulous made into a movie. All of the characters are quirky and the dry sense of humor that permeates the book is perfect. Like all good romantic comedies, there is even a bit of slapstick thrown in.
The perfect feel good, romantic comedy. I do hope someone makes it into a movie. I loved all of the characters, even Georgia, who was not easy to like.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for a review.
Katie Kat, Silvia, and Guero says
Very interesting title - sounds like a great read! Especially it would make a great movie. Have you ever read books by Nicholas Sparks? Thanks fur sharing and Happy Mew Year. -Katie and the Katz.
Pam Greer says
It was a good read. Would you believe, I have never read a Nicholas Sparks book!
Louise says
Sounds like my cup of tea Pam. I'm making a resolution to do more reading this new year. We'll see how that goes, lol...
Thanks for sharing, Pam...Happy New Year to You and Yours!!!