What’s worse
than losing a boyfriend? Losing a rich boyfriend.
Chelsea
keeps kicking herself for letting Trip McCall get away in high school. Of
course, it wasn’t his millions she was missing—it was him. She basically
regrets dumping him for not wanting to make something of himself. Well, I guess
he showed her!
But it
seemed that she might have a second chance with Trip as they plan their 10-year
high school reunion. Reunions: a chance for looking back and to re-live regret.
Since high school, many people ended up in a place they’d never thought they’d
be. For Chelsea, working as a receptionist was not in her plans when she
obtained that medical degree. But will she jump at her second chance?
Is it normal
to pine for someone for 10 years? Isn’t it a little insane? Is it even
possible?
The best
advice came from Chelsea’s grandfather.
“No regrets—now
that’s the secret to a good life.” (371)
“Life’s an
exciting gift, and you’re not willing to open it.” (497)
The story is
smart and witty. A nice, quick romantic short.
My rating: 4 stars
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