The Happiness Plan

By: Susan Mallery

Narrated by: Tanya Eby

A USA TODAY BESTSELLER!

Three women search for joy in #1 New York Times bestselling author Susan Mallery’s new novel of hope, heartache, and the power of friendship.

Heather is happy . . . ish. She has a successful business, a cute but contemptuous cat, and best friends Daphne and Tori who know where she’s broken and love her anyway. So why does she feel crushed when her ex gets serious about someone new? No problem, she has a plan. More connections will hold her together while her world falls apart, so she finally reaches out to the stranger who might be her dad.

Daphne isn’t having an emotional affair, despite what her husband believes. He started the rift in their marriage when he said they weren’t ready for a baby. They used to be the closest couple she knew. Can they find their way back to one another before it’s too late?

When Tori forms an inconvenient crush on Daphne’s brother-in-law, she suppresses her feelings. Until her apartment floods, and she moves in with the dog-loving doctor. If things go wrong, she could lose her friends. . . but if they go right, she could lose her heart.

Don’t miss Susan Mallery’s brand new novel, BEACH VIBES, a dazzling, clever and poignant story about the family we’re born into—and the one we create for ourselves, coming March 2025!

Discover more by Susan Mallery:

• Beach Vibes
• One Big Happy Family
• For the Love of Summer
• The Summer Book Club
• The Boardwalk Bookshop

Easy listening

characters are good, plot line easy to follow. I'm ready for the next book in the series.

Very cute Rom-Com

Sweet story of love and family and friendship. I did want to slap Heathers mom though, can’t stand that lady!

So gooooood!!!

I couldn’t put this one down!! SM delivers another wonderful story! I recommend this very highly!

Engaging story

I really enjoyed getting to know these characters, and found the plot to be entertaining. I recommend this one.

The happiness plan

The story was different. It took me forever to read it. I don’t know it just moved very slowly. It was emotional, but for some reason felt like it was lacking some thing I remembered the character of Heather from the book sisters by choice and that was a great book but the way Heather was in this book was sort of a contradiction to the way she was when she was younger. I think I had a hard time. Grasping that 15 years had passed even though in reality, it’s more like three. Maybe that was the biggest problem.