Kim Waters seems to have it all: her own PR agency, a loving husband and two beautiful children. In her charming home, everything seems picture perfect. But Kim is beginning to feel a gnawing sense of dissatisfaction with her life…
Deciding that she’s fed up writing snazzy press releases and never seeing her children, Kim takes her courage in her hands and throws in the job. Turning her back on the pressures of 12-hour days, Kim is looking forward to long, lazy walks with the children and to writing a wonderful novel that everyone will want to publish. But the dream rapidly turns sour: the novel is a tired cliché and life as a domestic super-goddess isn’t all it’s cracked up to be…
Something has to give. Kim and husband, Ian, slowly find their conversations becoming more snappy and less frequent. Bedtimes become more awkward. Then comes the revelation that will make Kim doubt everything she has taken for granted in her life…
Turning Turtle Synopsis
Kim Waters seems to have it all: her own PR agency, a loving husband and two beautiful children. In her charming home, everything seems picture perfect. But Kim is beginning to feel a gnawing sense of dissatisfaction with her life…
Deciding that she’s fed up writing snazzy press releases and never seeing her children, Kim takes her courage in her hands and throws in the job. Turning her back on the pressures of 12-hour days, Kim is looking forward to long, lazy walks with the children and to writing a wonderful novel that everyone will want to publish. But the dream rapidly turns sour: the novel is a tired cliché and life as a domestic super-goddess isn’t all it’s cracked up to be…
Something has to give. Kim and husband, Ian, slowly find their conversations becoming more snappy and less frequent. Bedtimes become more awkward. Then comes the revelation that will make Kim doubt everything she has taken for granted in her life…