Scarlett
will never forgive Penny for dumping her best friend, Sean, who was one of the
best guys in her opinion. She was an editor working for a fat, chauvinistic
jackass that just humiliated and berated her in front of the whole office. She
SO wanted to quit and start her own publishing company, but she had virtually
no start-up cost. Scarlett’s job hangs in the balance when the boss and a
colleague try to get her fired by outing her to HR.
You feel bad
for the poor, broken-hearted Sean, who simply loved and adored Penny, who ended
up being a cheating, cold-hearted b#@h. Lucky for him, he had Scarlett to make
him laugh and distract him.
Witty and
heartfelt. You instantly feel for these characters and understand them. I love
how the two were there for each other and how they wanted to make the other
feel better and smile. I especially loved how Sean protected Scarlett at the
restaurant—it was just his nature to not see any harm done to a girl he loved,
and he loved Scarlett.
I thought
this was a pretty good read and a sweet tale. I loved the friendship between
Sean and Scarlett. You just know that they were going to be good together. But
the whole thing started to peeter out once the two fell into a stale
relationship.
Still a
decent romance though.
My rating: 3 stars
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