When Amy Byler's husband left her and their two kids, it took every ounce of her energy to go back to work, maintain the house, pay the bills and be a single mom. Now, after 3 years, her husband is back and wants to re-connect with the kids over the summer. When Amy comes across an opportunity to go to New York, she jumps at the chance to re-visit her college roots. What she discovers, however, is under that huge layer of "mom" is an intelligent and attractive woman desperate for more than just a summer in the spotlight.
I loved the humour in this book and laughed out loud several times. I also found the emotions and relationships in the book to be very real: you want to comfort Amy when she's hurt, angry, and down on herself, and you want to cheer her discoveries and accomplishments. I gave this book 4 stars.
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