Review: I "Wish" you would check this out!  @badwordplay
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
On the surface, the main conceit of the story sounds horribly self-centered and gross:  A mother has to choose between her children, and her job.  But it’s a lot more complicated than that.  Elloree Prince marries a very wealthy man, who whisks her away into the world of very old money, gated communities, and suffocatingly rigid social structure.  Being an artist at heart, this type of environment is not ideal for Elloree, so when she is offered a job from a former employer, the choice is actually very difficult.That situation makes for a very intereting story.  It shows how difficult it is for a person to actually choose to do the thing they have always wanted to do, when they have other family and work obligations.  It deals with the internal struggle of Elloree, and deciding whether she’s going to put herself first, or her family.  Elloree is such a fully realized and complex character in this book, and it was fantastic watching her progress throughout the story, and ultimately grow as a person.I enjoyed my time with this book, and I highly suggest you check it out.