In search of my perfect agent
Wednesday Club is a completed manuscript of 93,000 words
in the category of women’s fiction.
I know my perfect agent is out there, someone who will love the Wednesday Club characters as much as I do.
Dumped by a Hollywood-bound mother at her grandparent’s farm in rural South Dakota, 16-year-old city girl Ivy Hanson struggles to fit in, but finds the true meaning of home with an unlikely group of women.
Testimonials
Couldn’t put it down
”The characters in Wednesday Club are so warm and approachable. I could see aspects of myself in each of them. I loved the way the story arc moved along for each character and the plot pacing is so good!”
- A. Lynn Ash
Author: Vagabonda: Solo Camper Out West
I loved this book
”As vivid and gripping as a movie. Teenaged Ivy learns true community and kindness from a “bunch of old biddies,” while navigating the trials of friendship and family secrets. I fell in love with each quirky character and never wanted this story to end.”
- Jennifer Newcomb Marine
Author: No One’s the Bitch: A Ten-Step Plan for the Mother and Stepmother Relationship
The details are wonderful
”Even as a male reader, I related so well to the story of small town life and life on a farm. Each of the characters is so believable — doesn’t every town have a Mildred? I’m glad the story included interesting men too!”
- David William Wallace, Ph.D.
Author: Paradis Rue
Comparable Books
These books are similar to Wednesday Club in terms of multiple POVs, tone, and the theme of women’s friendships.
A group of friends start a monthly supper club and get more than they bargained for.
On a Montana homestead, four women retreat to contemplate the next stage of their lives.
Women of different ages support each other through the troubles they keep hidden.
The boxes where the Wednesday Club story patiently waited.