Review of Girls' Night Out by Liz Fenton & Lisa Steinke

Few books hold my attention like this one did.  While I found it just a little slow at first, and that might have been just me, it quickly took off. It was a good, fun adventure.  

When Lauren, Natalie and Ashley, friends for almost 20 years, take off on a Mexican adventure to repair their friendship, they are faced with truths and realities.  Natalie and Ashley are two YouTube phenoms who created a beauty icon, run a successful company and both married moms.  Natalie is desperate to move on from the company she and Ashley have built together but Ashley just can't.  Fearing she will have and be nothing without this company they have built, Ashley wants to hold on.

Lauren, recently widowed, holds a grudge against Ashley.  She hasn't spoken to Ashley since the day her husband was buried.  Can these three repair their rocky friendships and be the close friends they had once been?

Three go to Mexico, however, only two return.