Book Review: Divine Appointments

I received Divine Appointments by Charlene Ann Baumbich from Blogging For Books a few months ago. I have read a little bit of this book everyday. I just finished it and I must say Wow! It was a touching book.

About Divine Appointments:
Josie Brooks, at the age of 47, thought she was leading an enviable single life. A successful consultant, she calls her own shots, goes where the money is, and never needs to compromise. But her precisely managed world begins to falter during a Chicago contract when an economic downturn, a bleeding heart boss, and the loyalty and kindness between endangered employees ding her coat of armor.


Throw in hot flashes, a dose of loneliness, a peculiar longing for intimacy, an unquenchable thirst—not to mention a mysterious snowglobe with a serene landscape, complete with a flowing river and lush greenery that seems to be beckoning her in—and Josie’s buttoned-up life is on the verge of coming completely undone. Maybe her solitary existence isn’t as fulfilling as she has convinced herself to believe.


It will take a few new friends, a mystical encounter, and an unexpected journey to set Josie on her own path to “right-sizing” and making the life changes that really matter. Filled with laugh-out loud moments and a gentle dash of inspiration, Divine Appointments is another heartwarming charmer from a master storyteller.
(Incerpt taken from: Random House)


My first thoughts was "Was I really going to like this book?" It seemed aimed for an "older" audience but boy was I wrong. The more I readed into this book the more I connected with Josie. It was a heart touching story and kept me guessing what was going to happen. I recommend reading this book.

Where to buy:

Amazon