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Jaded website editor Jessica Reagan is on the verge of a midlife crisis. Her job is a joke and now her ex-husband is engaged to a much younger social media influencer. A chance encounter at their engagement party sends her on a quest to get her mojo back. In the process, she confronts her past and dives head first into a twenty-year-old murder. Can she save her job, rekindle things with an ex, and figure out who killed Kevin Kennedy… all in time for happy hour? Meanwhile, office worker Katherine Lowry went looking for love in all the wrong places. Now she’s learning how one mistake can reverberate decades into the future.
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