Erica Cantelli thought her days of having to fight for her relationship were over, but a storm is brewing.
Forty-three year-old Erica has finally got everything she wanted - she's put an ocean between herself and her ex, obtained full custody of the kids, and married Julian.
The only fly in the champagne? Julian wants her to have his baby. Which is not as easy as he seems to think.
So IVF it is, with frustrations galore. And then Julian's old flame, Genie Stacie, turns up offering Julian what Erica can't give him.
Storm in a D Cup is the third hilarious and uplifting book in The Husband Diet series.

Readers are LOVING Storm in a D Cup:

'What a bombshell of a book!... 5 stars for a job well done! I highly recommend!' Netgalley 5* Review

'This was fun, made you feel good, happy go lucky, witty and FUNNY!' The Berry Book Report, 4* Review

'I had such a good time with this story!... fun and quirky. entertaining and fun and I really enjoyed it!' Netgalley 4* Review

'The perfect cure for a rainy day - a cup of sunshine when I needed it the most. unique and relatable.' readwithkirstyn, 4* Review

'This fast easy read was just what I needed ! Third book in the series, but you definitely don't have to read the others, can stand alone.' Netgalley 4* Review

'Such a funny enjoyable read!... I will definitely be adding more Nancy Barone books to my TBR.' Netgalley 4* Review

'A most enjoyable, amusing and well written book. Read it in one day! Well done Nancy Barone.' Netgalley 4* Review

'I really loved this book - especially the setting of Castellino in Italy! It made me wish it were real so I could visit. Exactly what I needed to get me out of a cold November evening slump!' Pretty Little Note, 4* Review

'This book me hooked from the very first page. The entire time i was reading i was laughing or had a giant smile on my face.' Netgalley 5* Review

'So engaging and captivating. your heart will be filled with so much joy by the time you finish reading the book.' Netgalley 5* Review

Nancy Barone grew up in Canada, but at the age of 12 her family moved to Italy. Catapulted into a world where her only contact with the English language was her old Judy Blume books, Nancy became an avid reader and a die-hard romantic.
Nancy stayed in Italy and, despite being surrounded by handsome Italian men, she married an even more handsome Brit. They now live in Sicily where she teaches English.
Nancy is a member of the RWA and a keen supporter of the Women's Fiction Festival at Matera where she meets up once a year with writing friends from all over the globe.