Wild Women: Dance Like Gypsies in the Night

A long weekend in the Bahamas is all it takes. A group of best friends leave the school runs, worries and routines behind and spend their days floating in the pool with cold beers, laughing until they cry, flirting without apology and dancing as though no one is looking. For one of them, a chance meeting with a handsome stranger lights a spark she never saw coming.

R.D. Reynolds follows the friends home as well, where ordinary life resumes with children, poker trips and the kind of friendship that survives the years. The story moves from moonlit beaches in Miami to flan and salsa in a cosy living room, and it is warm, funny and generous about women rediscovering themselves at any age. Give it to anyone who has a group chat of old friends they would board a plane for tomorrow.