100 Days of Happiness

Light-hearted and ridiculously relatable, 100 Days of Happiness will have you clutching your stomach and questioning the truth in every unfolding experience. Realistic in its approach to life’s mishaps and mayhem, the characters explore the unthinkable while navigating a minefield of emotions that unearth relevant lessons and unending tales of depravity. It’s a must have for anyone looking to stretch the imagination and drive the senses wild.

One hundred days of happiness is humour-enriched tale of an inimitable woman on a post-divorce journey enriched with jarring emotions and crazy sexual escapades. Experiencing rock-bottom lows and tumultuous highs are wrought with naivety and bolstered by laugh-out-loud moments that make you cringe while considering cross-legged posture to avoid a wet patch. Starting over never seemed so backwards, but what’s a woman to do when having to navigate the field of dating, ocean defecation, dead hitch-hikers and dildo operation? Become an expert!

Kristy Berridge: writer, sometimes comedian, peanut butter addict, exercise junkie, vegan ... woman. There are many labels I go by, but not one can ever define me. Like all things in life, sometimes I commit 100% and other times I apply varying percentages to the effort and enthusiasm adopted. To be a writer you must have passion and I have bucket loads, but I am human and sometimes I'd rather go cow-tipping or rob a seven-eleven than immerse myself in the written word. The trick is to find balance. Between my love of keeping fit; outrunning my boyfriend to claim the television remote before being subjected to British drama and my clean eating lifestyle; washing the plates before eating off of them, I sit down to write with a clear conscience. Romance and horror are my general persuasions these days; not because my life is lacking, but who doesn't love a bit of blood and guts with a side of lip-locking? I've been drawn to both genres, even combining them more often than not. The next stage in my journey is as unknown as the next paragraph in my forthcoming novels. It's better to live in the present, celebrate the small victories and of course, apply pen to paper whenever the inspiration may strike; a motto to live by.