Title: A waste of time
Review: With its cheesy dialogue and unconvincing characters, I couldn't even finish this book. Ellen Gilchrist needs to spend more time observing human nature and listening to real-life conversations if she wants to write well.The really bizarre thing about this book is that she doesn't tell you when it takes place. In the first chapter, the protagonist is 14. In a later chapter, 1996, she has a 32-year-old boyfriend. Because the boyfriend is "younger," I assumed she was in her late thirties. Many chapters later, I discovered that she was in her fifties. Suddenly her fear of pregnancy as a college student made sense, but why didn't the writer make that clear in the first place?
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