Twenty-eight-year old Annabel Green is about to tie the knot with her college love, an aspiring author Jeremy Blake, but her plans for an ideal wedding are rudely interrupted when she catches Jeremy kissing his gorgeous book agent.
Shell-shocked by Jeremy’s betrayal, Annabel retreats into the quiet routine of TV dinners and solitary evenings. It is then that Annabel’s best friend, fashion designer Lilly Clayton, sets herself on a mission to draw Annabel out of her shell. In an attempt to persuade Annabel to keep an open mind on dating, Lilly takes Annabel for a stunning makeover, but after Annabel passes on a date with a dashing entrepreneur, Lilly decides that more drastic measures are needed. Lilly invites Annabel to see a palm reader who gives Annabel a lucky charm that is supposed to help her find true love.
A few weeks later, during her trip to Paris, Annabel meets a handsome Parisian, and as the two embark on a whirlwind romance, she starts to believe in the power of the talisman the palm reader has given her. But what Annabel doesn’t know is that Lilly is hiding a secret that could unravel her faith in her newly found luck in love.
“Marie Astor’s Lucky Charm is one of those books that once I started it, I just wanted to know what happened next.” ~The Book Fetish
“Lucky Charm is a very enjoyable read that made me want to grab a comfy chair and a glass of wine and just enjoy the story. The cities fit the characters and the story line so well. As far as contemporary romance novels go, Lucky Charm is a great novel that I highly enjoyed and recommend.” ~Book Savvy Babe
“Lucky Charm embodies the best of contemporary romance reading: it is serious, but fun, and full of the spirit of two friends who support each other through good and bad. Contemporary romance/chick lit fans get yourselves out and get a copy – you will be happy you did.” ~Housewife Blues and Chihuahua Stories
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