This was a great book and I can't wait to read the other two in the series!
Maddy, Christine, and Amy are thrilled that their old college suitemate has written the bestselling book How to Have a Perfect Life-until they realize she used them as examples of how women let fear screw up their lives. The worst part is....... it's sort of true. Together they make a pact: They each have one year to face down their fears-and maybe show Miss Perfect a thing or two!
A Free Spirit
Maddy was always the artistic one of the group, alive with color and mischief, from her saucy red curls to her vintage hippie skirts. Her challenge, the friends decide, is to get her artwork accepted at a gallery. A job as arts director at a summer camp near Santa Fe-with it's multitude of galleries-seems like a step in the right direction.
A Reformed Bad Boy
There's just one catch: The camp is run by Maddy's high school flame, Joe, whose heart she broke-okay, smashed-and his anger toward Maddy hasn't cooled one bit. But neither has their attraction.
A Perfect Match?
Old desires burn hotter than ever as Joe makes it clear there's only one way back into his heart: She has to get serious about her art. But will falling in love help or hinder Maddy as she struggles to meet her challenge?
Maddy, Christine, and Amy are thrilled that their old college suitemate has written the bestselling book How to Have a Perfect Life-until they realize she used them as examples of how women let fear screw up their lives. The worst part is....... it's sort of true. Together they make a pact: They each have one year to face down their fears-and maybe show Miss Perfect a thing or two!
A Free Spirit
Maddy was always the artistic one of the group, alive with color and mischief, from her saucy red curls to her vintage hippie skirts. Her challenge, the friends decide, is to get her artwork accepted at a gallery. A job as arts director at a summer camp near Santa Fe-with it's multitude of galleries-seems like a step in the right direction.
A Reformed Bad Boy
There's just one catch: The camp is run by Maddy's high school flame, Joe, whose heart she broke-okay, smashed-and his anger toward Maddy hasn't cooled one bit. But neither has their attraction.
A Perfect Match?
Old desires burn hotter than ever as Joe makes it clear there's only one way back into his heart: She has to get serious about her art. But will falling in love help or hinder Maddy as she struggles to meet her challenge?
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