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As a successful legal consultant, Devin Patterson's professional life is good. But his personal life is another story. Devin let his true love slip away when his now ex-wife intentionally got pregnant. He loves his six-year-old daughter, but as the clock ticks on his thirtieth birthday, he can't help reminiscing about the past—and he's not alone. . .
With her model looks and her law career, people wonder why Taylor Jabowski is still single as she's approaching her thirtieth birthday. But Taylor knows exactly why: Scooter, the high school sweetheart she broke up with when she was young and foolish. She hasn't been in love since, and with her class reunion coming up, Taylor can't help fantasizing about winning him back. . .
As Devin opens his heart to the idea of a new relationship, and Taylor tries to re-connect with Scooter, their paths cross. They discover they have more in common than regrets from the past. Now that they're older and wiser, can they figure it out?
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- ISBN: 9780758273741
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- ISBN: 9780758273741
- File size: 715 KB
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- English
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December 15, 2007
Tayloris about to attend her tenth high school reunion.A gorgeous African American lawyer in Maryland, shes successful in every endeavor, but she doesnt have a boyfriend. She regrets callously dumping her longtime boyfriend, Scooter, and is anxious about seeing him at the reunion.Hes very friendly but tells her hes living with his girlfriend in Stamford, Connecticut. Nonetheless, their meeting fills Scooter with doubts, and he starts a long-distance relationship with Taylor, intending to break it off with his girlfriend. Taylor is at first elated to get Scooter back, butshe hates being the other woman. Meanwhile, another man enters her life. He is also a successful lawyer, butdespite the sparks between them, Taylor is counting on Scooter to leave his girl. Told in the first person from all three main characters perspectives, Dows tale of complex love iswrapped in urban vernacular and popular culture, but its universal themes will speak to everyone.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2007, American Library Association.)
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