The Good Wife Strikes Back (NAPSA)—After 19 years of being the perfect wife to an ambitious politician, Fanny Savageis restless. She’s tired of merely keeping quiet and looking good at public engagements so she decides it’s time to make a change and take chargeofherlife. “The Good Wife Strikes Back” (Penguin, $14) is the latest novel by Elizabeth Buchan, author of The New York Times bestseller “Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman”(Penguin, $14). Buchan’s wise and entertaining bile 4, new novel deftly il a “ts describes what TempcheMititeaedWonen it'S like to feel restless and in : The Good Wife need of personal rae Fanny remembers the career I bs Strikes ,.... \ a @=6 mG transformation. she abandoned BS3 / and the life she a. left behind as a ELIZABETH BUC successful partner in her father’s Italian wine business. After two decades of being the good wife, she wonders if it was worth it. Could it be time for a trip back to Italy—to the pleasures of sun, wine and food? Fanny’s transformation is not just sun, wine and food, noris it meeting up with a love from her past. She must also overcome many hurdles and in the process learn about what matters most to her. Women everywhere whoaretrying to do and haveit all will see in Fanny a realistic and inspiring mirror. They will find an intelligent, thoroughly modern character who transcends stereotypes and shows that making time for one’s self is perhaps the best and most rewarding thing any womancan do. Buchan’s new novel, “Everything She Thought She Wanted,” (Viking, $23.95) will be out in March. Available at your local bookstore.
