Holly Bishop is experiencing her very worst happily ever
after. At 25 years old, she finds herself divorced after
only 10 months of marriage. Jean-Marc, her romantic ideal,
has ridden off into the sunset, telling Holly that he
doesn't love her "in that way" anymore.
Now she's starting over in San Francisco with an entry-
level job at City Events. Putting her past firmly behind
her is proving impossible, though, and matters are not
helped by having a gorgeous boss, Olivia, who's determined
to put Holly back in the dating scene again. A series
of "frog princes" follow as Holly attempts to take charge
of her own life. Somewhere in the middle of
surviving "after marriage" life, Holly begins to reinvent
herself while discovering that she is an interesting person
who can create her own future.
Jane Porter has a fresh and lively writing style that is a
pleasure to read. This book reveals the story of a real
woman in today's world with humor and truth. It is most
definitely the reader who gets the happily-ever-after with
Ms. Porter's writing! She's a rising star, so make note of
this author.
Holly Bishop is the proverbial, small-town good girl. She
always follows the rules, thinks of others first, and she
never, ever makes mistakes. Until she marries the man she
thought was her Prince Charming, who confesses on their
honeymoon that he’s not sexually attracted to her.
Now, 14 months later, Holly’s marriage is in the toilet,
along with
her self-esteem. Determined to start over, she moves to San
Francisco, where she must navigate the landmines of dating
in the big city.
In the shadow of the Golden Gate and amid
a population of wacky Bay Area eccentrics, Holly will
discover that nice girls don’t always finish last. In fact,
they sometimes end up with everything they’d ever wanted.
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