Sleepless Nights: A Lawyer Trading Briefs for Diapers – Hilarious Mummy Lit Meets Chick Lit

Sleepless Nights: A Lawyer Trading Briefs for Diapers – Hilarious Mummy Lit Meets Chick Lit

“Sarah Bilston reads like Sophie Kinsella’s big sister—a bit more serious, a little wiser, just as irresistible.” — New York Times bestselling author  Susan Elizabeth Phillips   The hilarious sequel to Bed Rest, Sleepless Nights by Sarah Bilston is a must-read for working moms, women contemplating having children, and anyone who loves superior women’s fiction and an unforgettable heroine. Fun and quirky lawyer-turned-mom Quinn “Q” Boothroyd is back in Sleepless Nights , making new career choices, moving to the country, and dealing with family crises, all while trying to change diapers. “Prescribe yourself some of the same, so that you can bask in the humor, poignancy, and warmth of this gorgeous novel.” - Elizabeth Noble on Bedrest “Sarah Bilston reads like Sophie Kinsella’s big sister―a bit more serious, a little wiser, just as irresistable.” - Susan Elizabeth Phillips “Addictive.” - Plum Sykeson Bed Rest “Sarah Bilston has written a very clear-sighted novel about how tough it is for women to juggle career, marriage and childbirth―and I’m so happy to see it handled in an honest and irreverent yet humorous way. I laughed out loud and I couldn’t put it down.” - Marian Keyes on Bed Rest After the pregnancy from hell, Quinn "Q" Boothroyd figures motherhood should be smooth sailing. She's in for a shock. And baby Samuel's colic isn't the only thing on Q's mind. She and her husband, Tom, are facing some very difficult decisions in a sinking economy. Is it time to scrap their former careers as big-firm lawyers and try something new? Then a chance involvement with an eccentric small-town lawyer puts their integrity and their marriage to the supreme test. Meanwhile, Q's younger sister, Jeanie, has arrived from England, running from boyfriend, Dave, who's coming dangerously close to popping the question. This is a summer of sleepless nights. Ultimately, one woman will have to wake up to motherhood, the other to becoming an adult. Both have their own beds to make before they can lie in them. Sarah Bilston is the author of Bed Rest . Originally from England and married to an American, she teaches at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, where she lives.