Review: Wonderfully written for the F/F world
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2014
This was a great introduction read into the F/F world of books. When reading this book I can say that if I was a woman struggling with my sexuality that this book is definitely something that would help. Our one main character Jamie is in Paris trying to make her way Internationally with her company. She works in I.T. and isn't having the best time in gaining clients or a sale. Then one day Jamie meets Giselle. Giselle helps Jamie with her dress outfits and learning how to talk to the French and what points to market and how to truly be effective. These two start spending a lot of time together getting to know one another and before long become best friends. One day Giselle tells Jamie her biggest secret...that she's not into men, but rather women. This throws Jamie a little, but doesn't really put any type of rift in their friendship. But through time and different relationships that Jamie comes into contact with she starts to realize a few things. She's never really had a boyfriend and sometimes the thought of women wasn't always the purest.Once this is the mind track Jamie is going down the book kind of takes an interesting turn. Misconceptions are made along with misunderstandings. Feelings are brought up and questioned. Life choices are questioned? And then the question becomes will Jamie realize her true feelings before it's too late? Will she find a happy ending? Is it the one she wants? Could she finally have what she's been searching for and never really knew it? There are a few questions that one has while reading this book and while it was a quick read, it was the perfect introduction in the F/F world and what one could expect from this type of book. I'd definitely recommend this book for someone who is questioning their sexuality or someone just looking at reading something new.