October 20, 2019Marissa Marchan

MRS. MILLIONAIRE AND THE DELIVERY GIRL BOOK 5

The last thing Nancy wanted was to work as a delivery girl. She had high goals in mind. After holding off dating until she got a job, Nancy made it a priority to stay in school and participate in as many activities as possible. Her perception of bad boys and bikers changed when she met Julius. Nancy’s ambition to pursue a prosperous career shattered in an instant. They married at City Hall with just a few friends present. Nancy’s parents disowned her. When Nancy moved in with Julius’s parents in Wisconsin, things turned for the worse. His mother was vengeful and tyrannic. She kept track of every detail of her stay, which irritated Nancy even more. This has caused friction in their relationship. Julius’ wandering eye persisted. Nancy discovered her husband was cheating on her and threatened to leave him. Julius begged her not to go. Will Nancy forgive him? Will they continue after the betrayal?

5.0 out of 5 stars Good things happen when you don’t expect them.
Excellent writing. This book is thought provoking. I cheered for the character Nancy as I read. It gives hope that good things can happen to people that have gone through hard time.
-Amazon reviewer
4.0 out of 5 stars Charming Little Tale
This was a quick, cute read. This is a nice reminder in a book that life may not be going as planned, but it can get back on track. For some encouragement, pick up this book. Life is what you make out of it.
4.0 out of 5 stars A Quick Read
This book is written very well for the targeted middle school audience. However, it covers some subject matter, such as being disowned by your parents, unhappy marriages, being a single mother, which, for that age group, would need a bit more care to be discussed. Instead this book rushes right through them, I would have liked to see a bit more time paid to ensure that the target reader group understands their weight.
5.0 out of 5 stars Inspiring Life Lessons
Loved Nancy and her perseverance is a lesson to all.
A cute story that reflects a good bit of life’s real experiences. I just wish we all had a Mrs. Millionaire to show up and rescue us. A quick, light read.
4.0 out of 5 stars Unique and generous story
Studious girl meets bad boy biker story. Then, things get worse – bad biker had bad parents. Well-written story of transformation, overcoming obstacles, and lives being turned around. Check out Mrs. Millionaire!
5.0 out of 5 stars Drama!
A really fun read and full of dramatic twists!
-Amazon reviewer
5.0 out of 5 stars Enjoyable!
I mean…who doesn’t like a narrative of tragedy and pain to end on a high note. Mrs. Millionaire and the Delivery Girl made me smile because it left me thinking about redemption in a way. Precisely as the God of the Bible loves on us and showers us with kindness – at times we’re left feeling undeserving. Hence it was with Nancy, with all the bad decisions she made in life, she could hardly believe the goodness two strangers showed her in a desperate time of need.
-Amazon reviewer
And a few spots I was like “yep seen that happen” enjoyable, short story.
-Amazon reviewer
4.0 out of 5 stars Captivating Story With Strong Characters
This was an enjoyable short story with strong relatable characters. When it ended I wanted it to keep going. Always the mark of a good story.
-Amazon reviewer
5.0 out of 5 stars Fun and easy read
This book features the archetypal bad boy with the girl who gives it all up to be with him… and his frustrating mother-in-law. Any woman who’s ever had to contend with a difficult and domineering mother-in-law will relate to this story. I found myself smirking as I read some of the scenes. This novella is fast-paced and you could read it in an hour on a commute. An enjoyable read 🙂
-Amazon reviewer

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