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The characters are so well drawn that they practically leap from the page, charming dysfunction and all! A poignant, hilarious debut that's filled with heart, soul, insight and laugh-out-loud moments.

It'll make you rethink the meaning of what makes a family -- and if you're anything like me, it'll make you want to pick up and move to 1516 Shipwreck Lane immediately! I'm such a fan of this utterly charming novel.--Kristin Harmel, international-bestselling author of Italian for Beginners and The Sweetness of Forgetting

"A delicious concoction of reality and fairy tale--the ideal summer book! You'll feel lucky for having read it. And after meeting her, I guarantee you will want a great-aunt Midge of your very own." --"Sarah Addison Allen, New York Times bestselling "author

"Warm-hearted and funny, "The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane" pulls you in with quirky yet relatable characters, intriguing relationships, and the promise of second chances. Harms's debut is as refreshingly delightful as a bowl of her character Janey's chilled pea soup with mint on a hot summer day." --Meg Donohue, bestselling author of "How to Eat a Cupcake: A Novel"

"Funny, original and delightfully quirky, Kelly Harms's "The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane" shows us that sometimes, all we need to make it through one of life's rough patches is a change of scenery and a home-cooked meal." --Molly Shapiro, author of "Point, Click, Love: A Novel"

"The characters are so well drawn that they practically leap from the page, charming dysfunction and all! A poignant, hilarious debut that's filled with heart, soul, insight and laugh-out-loud moments. It'll make you rethink the meaning of what makes a family -- and if you're anything like me, it'll make you want to pick up and move to 1516 Shipwreck Lane immediately! I'm such a fan of this utterly charming novel." --Kristin Harmel, international bestselling author of "Italian for Beginners" and "The Sweetness of Forgetting"

"Kelly Harms's "The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane" is a delightful book bursting with good humor, fast action, and delicious food. Aunt Midge is a pure joy, and I loved Wimmer's surprising, spirited, and generous slant on what it takes to make a family." --Nancy Thayer, New York Times bestselling author of Summer Breeze

"Janey and Nean each have a common name and uncommon hard luck, and when they suddenly have in common a sweepstakes house, their lives begin to change in ways neither of them could have imagined. Their quirky wit will win you over, even as they fumble through their crazy new life. THE GOOD LUCK GIRLS OF SHIPWRECK LANE is alive with warmth and wit; I enjoyed it right through to the satisfying end." --Kristina Riggle, author of "Real Life & Liars"

"A succession of plot twists keeps the reader intrigued and invested. In the manner of Mary Kay Andrews and Jennifer Weiner, Harms' novel is emotionally tender, touching, and witty." --"Booklist"

"[A] charming winner A perfect recipe of clever, quirky, poignant and fun make this a delightful debut." --"Kirkus"

"Spunky leading ladies that you can take to the beach." --"Fitness Magazine"

"Former editor and agent Harms seems to have picked up some tips from the best-selling commercial authors with whom she has worked; there's big in-house enthusiasm for this debut. Great for book clubs." --"Library Journal"

"Harms is an engaging and good-humored writer who delivers a light but enjoyably wacky story that will make every reader wish for an Aunt Midge of their own." --"Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters"

"Love, lies, food, and past and present triumphs and sorrows deliciously intertwine in Madison author Kelly Harms's debut novel about accepting second chances." --"Madison Magazine""

A delicious concoction of reality and fairy tale--the ideal summer book! You'll feel lucky for having read it. And after meeting her, I guarantee you will want a great-aunt Midge of your very own. "Sarah Addison Allen, New York Times bestselling "author

Warm-hearted and funny, "The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane" pulls you in with quirky yet relatable characters, intriguing relationships, and the promise of second chances. Harms's debut is as refreshingly delightful as a bowl of her character Janey's chilled pea soup with mint on a hot summer day. Meg Donohue, bestselling author of "How to Eat a Cupcake: A Novel"

Funny, original and delightfully quirky, Kelly Harms's "The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane" shows us that sometimes, all we need to make it through one of life's rough patches is a change of scenery and a home-cooked meal. Molly Shapiro, author of "Point, Click, Love: A Novel"

The characters are so well drawn that they practically leap from the page, charming dysfunction and all! A poignant, hilarious debut that's filled with heart, soul, insight and laugh-out-loud moments. It'll make you rethink the meaning of what makes a family -- and if you're anything like me, it'll make you want to pick up and move to 1516 Shipwreck Lane immediately! I'm such a fan of this utterly charming novel. Kristin Harmel, international bestselling author of "Italian for Beginners" and "The Sweetness of Forgetting"

Kelly Harms's "The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane" is a delightful book bursting with good humor, fast action, and delicious food. Aunt Midge is a pure joy, and I loved Wimmer's surprising, spirited, and generous slant on what it takes to make a family. Nancy Thayer, New York Times bestselling author of Summer Breeze

Janey and Nean each have a common name and uncommon hard luck, and when they suddenly have in common a sweepstakes house, their lives begin to change in ways neither of them could have imagined. Their quirky wit will win you over, even as they fumble through their crazy new life. THE GOOD LUCK GIRLS OF SHIPWRECK LANE is alive with warmth and wit; I enjoyed it right through to the satisfying end. Kristina Riggle, author of "Real Life & Liars"

A succession of plot twists keeps the reader intrigued and invested. In the manner of Mary Kay Andrews and Jennifer Weiner, Harms' novel is emotionally tender, touching, and witty. "Booklist"

[A] charming winner A perfect recipe of clever, quirky, poignant and fun make this a delightful debut. "Kirkus"

Spunky leading ladies that you can take to the beach. "Fitness Magazine"

Former editor and agent Harms seems to have picked up some tips from the best-selling commercial authors with whom she has worked; there's big in-house enthusiasm for this debut. Great for book clubs. "Library Journal"

Harms is an engaging and good-humored writer who delivers a light but enjoyably wacky story that will make every reader wish for an Aunt Midge of their own. "Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters"

Love, lies, food, and past and present triumphs and sorrows deliciously intertwine in Madison author Kelly Harms's debut novel about accepting second chances. "Madison Magazine""

"A delicious concoction of reality and fairy tale--the ideal summer book! You'll feel lucky for having read it. And after meeting her, I guarantee you will want a great-aunt Midge of your very own." --Sarah Addison Allen, New York Times bestselling author

"Warm-hearted and funny, The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane pulls you in with quirky yet relatable characters, intriguing relationships, and the promise of second chances. Harms's debut is as refreshingly delightful as a bowl of her character Janey's chilled pea soup with mint on a hot summer day." --Meg Donohue, bestselling author of How to Eat a Cupcake: A Novel

"Funny, original and delightfully quirky, Kelly Harms's The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane shows us that sometimes, all we need to make it through one of life's rough patches is a change of scenery and a home-cooked meal." --Molly Shapiro, author of Point, Click, Love: A Novel

"The characters are so well drawn that they practically leap from the page, charming dysfunction and all! A poignant, hilarious debut that's filled with heart, soul, insight and laugh-out-loud moments. It'll make you rethink the meaning of what makes a family -- and if you're anything like me, it'll make you want to pick up and move to 1516 Shipwreck Lane immediately! I'm such a fan of this utterly charming novel." --Kristin Harmel, international bestselling author of Italian for Beginners and The Sweetness of Forgetting

"Kelly Harms's The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane is a delightful book bursting with good humor, fast action, and delicious food. Aunt Midge is a pure joy, and I loved Wimmer's surprising, spirited, and generous slant on what it takes to make a family." --Nancy Thayer, New York Times bestselling author of Summer Breeze

"Janey and Nean each have a common name and uncommon hard luck, and when they suddenly have in common a sweepstakes house, their lives begin to change in ways neither of them could have imagined. Their quirky wit will win you over, even as they fumble through their crazy new life. THE GOOD LUCK GIRLS OF SHIPWRECK LANE is alive with warmth and wit; I enjoyed it right through to the satisfying end." --Kristina Riggle, author of Real Life & Liars

"A succession of plot twists keeps the reader intrigued and invested. In the manner of Mary Kay Andrews and Jennifer Weiner, Harms' novel is emotionally tender, touching, and witty." --Booklist

"[A] charming winner...A perfect recipe of clever, quirky, poignant and fun make this a delightful debut." --Kirkus

"Spunky leading ladies that you can take to the beach." --Fitness Magazine

"Former editor and agent Harms seems to have picked up some tips from the best-selling commercial authors with whom she has worked; there's big in-house enthusiasm for this debut. Great for book clubs." --Library Journal

"Harms is an engaging and good-humored writer who delivers a light but enjoyably wacky story that will make every reader wish for an Aunt Midge of their own." --Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters

"Love, lies, food, and past and present triumphs and sorrows deliciously intertwine in Madison author Kelly Harms's debut novel about accepting second chances." --Madison Magazine