Review: Guilty Pleasure
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
Everyone feels guilty about something, but Mandy Murrin takes it to new highs, or lows. She feels guilty about her past, her present situation with her mentally challenged young  sister and about her future, if that's even possible! Trying to get herself situated after a ten year absence from her hometown, Mandy is just trying to mind her own business and get on with the life she doesn't want after giving up her dream of becoming a doctor. It was so close, less than a semester until her residency! Instead, she is forced to take a job as a cable technician and finds that the cards are stacked against her and she doesn't know why. She is confronted with friends from her past, some of whom have become enemies, some who already were and some unexpected new 'friends'. It's almost overwhelming! This story has more twists than the hairpin turns in Monte Carlo. And the more time passes, the worse it gets! Mandy is drawn into the mystery to clear her name and keep her sister safe. Throw in a couple of hottie guys, a nosy neighbor who cooks, a slobbery dog and a lot of self-deprecating laughs, and you have a prescription for a great page-turner. Even the spelling and grammar is good. I highly recommend this book!