Format: Hardcover
Pages: 270
Published: January 11, 2000
Where I Got It: My shelf (Used bookstore)
Summary:
Maggie Ivey is about to make the best mistake of her life.
A struggling twenty-six-year-old single mom, Maggie Ivey is just trying to keep it all together. She's got a lecherous boss, a dead-end job, and a worried mother who just wants her to move back home to Georgia. Maggie's prospects look dim, until a friend signs her up for the famous Dr. Jason Golding's 21-Day Overhaul. The first session seems to go perfectly. Dr. Golding is warm, sensitive, and a terrific listener. There's only one The handsome man in Dr. Golding's chair isn't Dr. Golding. In fact, he's not even a therapist; he's Jake Cooper, a contractor hired to remodel the office. But all Maggie knows is that talking to him helps her feel better. And Jake doesn't quite know how to let Maggie in on the secret. Will he eventually confess to his ruse? Will she discover the truth on her own? And the most important question of Can a Handyman fix a broken heart?
Review:
This has been collecting dust for a while so why not finally get in it!
Maggie is a single mom trying to keep it all together. She has a crap job, a lecherous boss, and her mother won't leave her alone. Her prospects are dim....until her friend signs her up for the famous Dr. Jason Golding's 21-Day Overhaul. The first session is fine. However, the doctor isn't a doctor at all....it is a contractor named Jake who accidently got roped into this. Should he tell her the truth? Will she discover it on her own?
I tried so hardddddddd and got so farrrrr *insert headbanging*!!!!!!!!
I had to call it. Maggie and Jake seem fine enough but ugh. That is a lie I don't think anyone should get over.
Boring. Slow.
Meh. Not for me. Maybe for someone else. I could be bitter and have been struggling to find my rhythm in reading this month.
DNF.
5 comments:
Wow... a dnf. I feel like you don't have those very often. But I'm with you... if there is a horrible lie that you know will explode eventually, it can be hard to enjoy. It only works for me half the time.
The cover says it all
Jen, yeah they are rare. I try to push through.
B, yeaaaaah such an old type cover. Boring.
The Big Secret Lie premise is a tough sell for me, too.
Sameeeeeeeeeee. It depends on the lie.
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