Overview
What does it say about me that the thing that has finally made me "cool" among my foster son's pals is my ability to portion corn chips out of a warehouse-club monster bag, then drown said corn chips in pasteurized melted cheese product? I'll tell you what it says. It says welcome to Nacho Mama's House . . .
Soccer mom, budding journalist, dutiful doctor's wife and mother of two — Hannah Bartlett feels she's suddenly been handed a full plate from the buffet of life. A new baby alone could overwhelm, but add a nine-year-old foster son, meddling neighbors and Hannah's nagging self-doubt, and you've got a recipe for disaster. What else can a mom do . . . but go AWOL?
Multi-award winning author Annie Jones lives in Kentucky with her husband, two children, two dogs and way too many characters inside her head waiting for her to tell their story.
Synopsis
What does it say about me that the thing that has finally made me "cool" among my foster son's pals is my ability to portion corn chips out of a warehouse-club monster bag, then drown said corn chips in pasteurized melted cheese product? I'll tell you what it says. It says welcome to Nacho Mama's House . . .
Soccer mom, budding journalist, dutiful doctor's wife and mother of two — Hannah Bartlett feels she's suddenly been handed a full plate from the buffet of life. A new baby alone could overwhelm, but add a nine-year-old foster son, meddling neighbors and Hannah's nagging self-doubt, and you've got a recipe for disaster. What else can a mom do . . . but go AWOL?
Multi-award winning author Annie Jones lives in Kentucky with her husband, two children, two dogs and way too many characters inside her head waiting for her to tell their story.