Review: A look at love across three generations.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
This book did seem more like a young adult book than an adult one, if you take out some of the sex scenes, but let's be honest, some young adult books are darn good. Chance reminds us that you don't have to be in our mid thirties to have emotions.  In truth she juxtaposes the love of the twenty somethings with the love of the thirty somethings with the love of the fifty somethings. In addition, it does not encourage irresponsible teenage behavior, as a matter of fact it discourages it.  It tells the teenager, if what you feel is genuine, it will not fade. Wait. Let your love mature. I like this books on many levels.  For one, it was entertaining.  For another, it is socially responsible. Find me three more Young Adult novels who do half as good a task at the job.Maritahttp://www.amazon.com/Marita-Baxter/e/B00L1CZOS4