Blog Tour ‘The Happy Ever Afterlife of Rosie Potter’ by Kate Winter

When Rosie Potter wakes up one morning with what she
assumes is the world’s worst hangover, the last thing she expects is to
discover that she’s actually dead. With a frustrating case of amnesia,
suspicious circumstances surrounding her untimely demise, and stuck wearing her
ugliest flannel PJs, Rosie must figure out not only what happened last night,
but why on earth she’s still here.

Slowly the mystery unravels, but there are many other
secrets buried in the quiet Irish village of Ballycarragh, and nobody is as
innocent as they first appear. Aided by the unlikeliest of allies in her
investigation, Rosie discovers that life after death isn’t all it’s cracked up
to be, particularly when you might just be falling in love . . . 

The Happy Ever After of Rosie Potter is a hilarious,
life-affirming and romantic journey through Rosie Potter’s afterlife, in which she
shares the ghostly tale of how she lived, she died, and she loved (in that
order).

A view weeks ago I received ‘The Happy Ever Afterlife of
Rosie Potter’. I hadn’t heard of this book and the author before, but it really
sounded like a very fun read and I was excited to start it.

In ‘The Happy Ever Afterlife of Rosie Potter’ we meet
Rosie. Rosie wakes up one morning discovering she is dead. Rosie doesn’t remember
what happened to her and why she is still on Earth. The only thing she can do
is try to figure out what happened to her, and how her family and friends are
doing. What Rosie didn’t expect was to find out all that her boyfriend isn’t
the person she taught he was, and he had been telling a lot of lies. Now all
Rosie can do is trying to figure out what happened to her.

I didn’t really knew what to expect when I started
reading ‘The Happy Ever Afterlife of Rosie Potter’. But I can say for sure this
is a very funny and unique book. It’s the perfect book to read on a Sunday afternoon.
Although this book sounds like a sad story, it really isn’t sad at all. This
book made me laugh a lot of times and it did have some surprising elements.

The main character Rosie is one I really enjoyed. She
definitely didn’t let death get in her way. What I also enjoyed was the one
character Rosie could interact with, Charles Walker.
He was a true fun character to read about and he sounded like one really
handsome guy.

This book was very enjoyable and I
loved how unique and funny it was. Although I did find it a little slow at
times, it always got back to being fun and mysterious very soon. I would
definitely recommend this book. It’s a perfect summer read if you ask me. 

Kate Winter is a journalist, novelist and storyteller
from the North West of Ireland who was lucky enough to grow up with no TV
(though she didn’t consider it a lucky break at the time) and lots of books.
After graduating from University of Ulster with first class honours and the
Ulster Television Award for her BA in Media Studies, Kate promptly forged a
glittering career for herself in waitressing. Then one day, beside a swimming
pool in Australia, Kate decided it was time to write a book. ‘The Happy Ever
Afterlife of Rosie Potter (RIP)’ is Kate’s debut novel.

For more information about this book and Kate Winter
please visit her blog and Twitter.