Review: Review of Pink Slipper
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2012
When it rains, it pours. Her best friend downsizes her office and Leesa Winsome is laid off.  When she's not at home, her kitchen catches fire (her worst fear) and she moves back home.  Her father and sister recognize the signs of spiraling depression and enroll her in the Breakthrough to Greatness Seminar given by Ryne Garrett. She believes it's all a bunch of hokey, pop psychology, but to prove them wrong, she attends the lecture. It starts at the coffee shop, not with a bang, but a whimper when she trash talks the upcoming lecture not to just any hot guy but to Garrett himself. Could it get any worse?Well, yeah! At the lecture she gets swept into JCG, Job Camp Group by Roger and Bud, the founders.  Free events except for transportation and while Dad's on vacation she's got his car. Maybe she'll make some new friends. What's not to like? Using the motto `what goes around comes around'  works, but she still gets the raw end of the deal. When are her dwindling goals going to come true? A job? Her home? A guy.Pink Slipper is a fun, fast read. It is a romantic comedy fit for any age group. Yes, no blushing scenes! It teaches you to look twice and deeper for "potential" and why. It may just be what you're really looking for.