This book was just a nice read. Not taxing just pleasant reading. The plot was quite unbelievable. it was a very easy read.

As a woman do you ever wish you could be in two (or more) places at the same time? That's the delightful premise of Kamy Wicoff''s first novel, Wishful Thinking. My Ventura, California book club, Just One More Chapter, had the good fortune of winning copies of this attention grabbing book from bookmovement.com. We decided to use it as our monthly selection for March 2016. The overwhelming consensus was clear-cut. We loved this book! Every woman could identify with the central character, Jennifer, a divorced, working, mother of 2 young boys. Throw in a somewhat deadbeat dad, a rival at work who appears to be superwoman, a demanding male boss who expects everyone to give 150% on the job, and a mysterious time bending app that shows up on Jennifer's smart phone and you have all you need for a great read. And although the book was great fun, it also prompted very good discussion about the pressure placed on women not only by outside forces but also the pressure we put on ourselves. No matter what the age range of your book club members or where they find themselves in their life stages I think all women can identify with Jennifer's character and her desire to have it all, do it all, and be all things to all people. We all agreed that this would be a great chick flick and also that we hope we will be hearing much more from our new friend and author, Kamy Wicoff.