TIPPING POINT: Life and relationships injected with a potent cocktail of sparkling humour.

by Deborah Aubrey, Debbie Aubrey

Suzanne has a job she loves, for a boss she loathes. After a lunchtime drink and an unexpected episode of boss-bashing in front of the CEO, she finds herself unemployed and entering the world of ‘temping’. Catapulted from one brief assignment to the next, her life spins out of control, intensified by the discovery that her husband is having an affair with a girl called ‘Popeye’.Then her big sister, Katie, arrives, and all hell breaks loose.It'll make you laugh (a lot). It'll make you cry (a bit). It'll make you go "Ooh" and "Ahh" and "Oh my God!" Emotional drama blitzed with huge dollops of humour.

291 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 26, 2021

Reviews

[KathyB · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story had a good balance of humor and the heartfelt emotions, without being too silly or depressing. Suzanne (heroine) is dealing with a lot of life changes; cheating husband, a career crisis and financial issues associated with her situation. I liked Suzanne and her growth throughout the novel was great, she wasn't a doormat but had a few weak moments. With that said, all worked out as it should. I thought the ending (epilogue) was rushed, I'm all for a HEA, but it was a little cheesy at the end.

3.75 Stars

[Joanne Ansell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely brilliant!

This book is brilliant, witty, and fun. Really enjoyed it. Definitely worth the five stars and I never give out five stars. Real life and all its complications for a woman with a truly undeserving husband and boss. I felt like I was going through all the emotions as I followed Suzanne's story.

[nia · Rating 2 out of 5]

not really sure how this book is getting 5 stars, i wanted to pluck my eyeballs out i was so bored - husband is a dick, kids get better, but i was so bored throughout - how is this considered amazing, yes its funny but truly i was so disappointed

[Teresa · Rating 3 out of 5]

Full circle

After reading pitching up, I thought I would read this stand alone book, the humour is like the other book and there is a slow burn romance that's really at the end.
But for me I enjoyed the other book more.

[Stephanie Neill · Rating 5 out of 5]

lovely written book

Throughly enjoyed this book. Suzanne was at an all time low & managed to keep going. The relationship with her boys is so heartwarming. I was shouting at the book about her husband.

[Techdivakt · Rating 4 out of 5]

Suzanne and Gary, Gary cheats is an ass, skims the money for his side piece. Divorce, hea with Alan

[Pauline White · Rating 5 out of 5]

Woman

Woman downtrodden, husband coercive control freak, two sons, house falling to bits and the hilarious and sometimes sad adventures that follow. Very entertaining

[Jan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great book, really enjoyed it

[pamela · Rating 5 out of 5]

hilariously funny

I literally laughed out loud several times great characters
Such Great humour and very well written .
Loved loved loved

[Jeanette · Rating 3 out of 5]

Brummie woman is a doormat for her miserly cheating husband and lazy teenage sons. After losing her job as a secretary, she cops herself on a bit and starts to stand up for herself. Not a bad story

[Donna McDermott · Rating 5 out of 5]

great

Thoroughly enjoyable rom com which I could relate to. Wish it was happening to me, lol, could do with a fit fella and a good salary. Ha ha.