Glow Job
Last year I read Kristen Bailey’s book Big Nick Energy , nervous from the cheeky title that it was going to be too full of spice for my taste. To my very pleasant surprise, it was quite clean, as was the previous book of hers I read, We Three Kings . When I saw her newest suggestively titled book, Glow Job , I felt sure that the content would remain relatively clean despite the colorful euphemism of the title. It’s never smart to make assumptions, is it? The idea of the book is very sweet. Three women: Zara, a wife and mom of three teens, Jess, a wife and mom of young twins, and Chloe, a single talented architect, whose work-life balance is way out of whack, go to Ibiza to stay at a resort that was bequeathed to single chef Ben by his late uncle Lorenzo. He’s testing the waters to see if he can make this resort a full-time business and these three ladies desperately need to restore their “glow” after losing it under the weight of all their family and work responsibilities. The armchair...












