Fe’s rule:
Never, ever date a doctor.
“Everything
happens for good is the trick to changing your attitude. And everything is
about attitude.” (2)
“Even what seems
like senseless bad luck will always bring something good in the long run.” (3)
Fe is a
divorced, Latina, single mom. Even though her marriage to an egotistical and
manipulative man ended badly, her marriage gave her wonderful kids. Still, she
learns not to make the same mistake twice.
Dr. Shawn
has always had bad luck. On a bike run, he runs right into a woman—into Fe.
Both
characters have good hearts. I enjoyed the streak of back luck (funny and
ironic.) If it hadn’t been for this bad luck, they never would’ve met. Too bad
she doesn’t date doctors.
In an effort
to steer clear from the handsome doctor, Fe learns about the rumor about Shawn:
the rumor was that Shawn killed his wife. What? Fe didn’t need to get mixed up
with all that. She was having a hard enough time putting together her own
speech therapy business, especially since her ex—the respectable doctor—was bad-mouthing
her all over the medical community, running her reputation and her career
prospects. But what happens when Shawn’s autistic son becomes a hopeless case
and Fe is the only answer?
In the midst
of trying to clear their good names, Fe and Shawn work together to help his
son. And Fe is actually really good with him. The two characters actually
connect over the child’s disability. Even though I did think Fe dressed too
inappropriately (I mean, she’s around kids for godsakes!) I think they were
good people that deserved love and happiness.
Story was
quirky and enjoyable.
My rating: 3.5 star
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