Awesome bartenders, hot blondes, and raging hormones all come together as "Stuck in Estrogen's Funhouse."

Marti is having a bad time in her life and she's not sure what exactly is going on. She fails a pregnancy test, can't eat anything other than lasagna, and has this crazy attraction to some blonde stranger at work. What baffles her is that she is perfectly healthy (the dr. says so), loves her job, and is very happily married to a great guy. Will she let these strange tho More...

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Martina “Marti” MacCale, bartender extraordinaire at Flash Point, the best bar in town, is happily married to her best friend, Spencer and having the time of her life… until without warning, her own body rudely sets out to destroy her happiness. Pregnancy tests negative, she becomes a whirlwind of emotion and confusion. And amidst the unexplained mood swings and strange food cravings, she finds herself craving someone who is not her husband… What’s a girl to do when More...

I felt Marti’s frustration and stress it’s quite hard when your period’s all messed up and you don’t know what’s happening inside your body! I really do admire her loving relationship with Spencer her husband and bestest friend though there are a bit troubled waters,bumpy roads that’s normal in a relationship in the end they came through it all. I like how this book tackles women related issues within and outside the relationship which is very relatable and into reality that everyone could learn More...

In this lighthearted novel, Marti MacCale is being led astray by her out of control hormones. Marti loves her job tending bar, her husband, Spencer, and at twenty five is enjoying life. When she begins to feel nauseous, tired and moody, pregnancy tests prove negative and her doctor diagnoses her as going through a second puberty. With her hormones raging, Marti finds her life turned upside down, craving pans of lasagna, octopi pancakes and flirting dangerously with a cute college grad.

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Sometimes, when your body goes out of whack, it pulls everything else with it, and in Marti MacHale's case, it goes all over the place. Funny and easily relatable, this is a fun read for any woman who had ever had to override hormones before the hormones wrecked more than just a mood.