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The Girl Most Likely To...

by Susan Donovan

3.64 · rating details · 597 ratings · 57 reviews

Kat Cavanaugh was sixteen when she hitchhiked out of Persuasion, West Virginia and vowed never to return. Who could blame her? She’d just stumbled upon her father’s adulterous affair, found out she was pregnant, got dumped by her boyfriend, and kicked out of her house and school . . . all in a single afternoon. Twenty years have gone by and Kat’s back—gorgeous, rich

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Published December 30th 2008 by St. Martin's Paperbacks

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Feb 16, 2009

Julie (jjmachshev) rated it

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Susan Donovan is a writer who's very good at combining humor and romance. So when I pick up one of her books, I know she'll have me grinning and lift my spirits. "Girl Most Likely To..." surprised me. Not because it's not humorous, but because Donovan managed to inject her humor into a story that's quite touching and all about love and forgiveness.

Kat had a miserable childhood. Her artist father cheated and beat her mother, her mother quietly put up with it, and when Ka...more

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Feb 03, 2009

♡KarLynP♡ rated it

Shelves: published-2009, read-2009, genre-contemporary

A better-than-average contemporary romance, but still not enough to make the 4 star rating. Susan Donovan has written much better, but her fans will likely enjoy this one too.

It's a fast, light read about two re-united young lovers who had a child together. Only he never knew about his son, and they spent tweny years unsure what happened to each other as well as believing several falsehoods. The story begins twenty years after Kat left her small Virigina town 3-months pregnant, and a...more

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Jan 25, 2009

moran rated it

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I had such high expectation from this book because I really enjoyed every book Susan Donovan wrote so far but The Girl Most Likely To didn't have the humor that was a big part of other SD books and without the humor it just wasn't as good. The romance in the story wasn’t a big part of it and I felt like at some points the book was just too depressing.

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Sep 26, 2010

Jane Stewart rated it

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The story was ok but not my preferred type of romance. This felt more like women’s fiction.

REVIEWER’S OPINION:
Yes, there was romance, but it was secondary to the theme of lying to others with tragic results. Good people lie and continue the lies for years with horrible, terrible results. A lot of different people do mean things to each other, which makes it hard to like them. The author had justifications for a lot of it. For example, Kat was raised in an abusive home whic...moreThe story was ok but not my preferred type of romance. This felt more like women’s fiction.

REVIEWER’S OPINION:
Yes, there was romance, but it was secondary to the theme of lying to others with tragic results. Good people lie and continue the lies for years with horrible, terrible results. A lot of different people do mean things to each other, which makes it hard to like them. The author had justifications for a lot of it. For example, Kat was raised in an abusive home which affected her decision making abilities, along with some other reasons. Eventually there is truth and forgiveness and a surprise revelation at the end. The story shows the power and necessity of forgiveness. There was a happy ending, but it felt a little empty. I was still hurting from the 20 or more years of suffering by some people. The story kept my interest. I wanted to know what would happen. If you’re looking for romance, I do not recommend it, but it was ok for other reasons.

STORY BRIEF:
Kat’s father was abusive to her and her mother. Kat’s boyfriend Riley broke up with her before she could tell him she was pregnant. Kat’s mother told Kat to run away. Kat left town and was gone for 20 years. She is now gorgeous, rich, and has come back to town hoping to get some apologies.

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Story length: 340 pages. Swearing language: strong. Sexual language: moderate. Number of sex scenes: 3. Total number of sex scene pages: 5. Setting: 2007 Persuasion, W. Virginia, Baltimore, Maryland, and Grand Cayman Island. Copyright: 2009. Genre: women’s fiction and contemporary romance.

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I had a hard time accepting the author’s motive for Riley’s lie. As a teenager, he was in love with Kat. His dad told him he had to break up with her or he’d lose his car and playing school sports. I think most teenagers in love would say something like “my dad is making me do this. Can you wait for me? We’ll get back together later.” Instead Riley just said “Go away, Kat. It’s over.” It was the main reason Kat left town for 20 years - the basis of the book. I wish the author would have come up with something different.(less)

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Sep 16, 2010

Mrs. Shmoopie rated it

Well, if you read my review of Skylight Confessions then you'll understand why I picked up this silly little book. And it's not like I paid for it or anything -I got it from a friend. Really! Anyway, I figured I could use something light after my last book. And this book was light. In fact, you might not want to read it outdoors because the damn thing is so light it may just fly off like a helium balloon! This book is so silly it's almost not worth talking about. Except for the end. The e...more

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Jun 22, 2009

Donna rated it

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Kat Cavanaugh was sixteen when she hitchhiked out of Persuasion, West Virginia and vowed never to return. Who could blame her? She’d just stumbled upon her father’s adulterous affair, found out she was pregnant, got dumped by her boyfriend, and kicked out of her house and school . . . all in a single afternoon. Twenty years have gone by and Kat’s back—gorgeous, rich, and looking for an apology from everyone who’d turned their backs on her. First on that list is Riley Bohla...more

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Jun 02, 2011

Debra Crosby rated it

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Dec 29, 2010

Cyndi Tefft rated it

Shelves: romance

The cover promises a light and funny read, which this most definitely was not. However, the main characters Kat and Riley, were very well drawn. The scenes between these two were nothing short of beautiful and if the book had been a short story with only those scenes, I'd have rated it 5 stars. Unfortunately, the other characters were all two-dimensional caricatures, the external conflict contrived and the ending predictable, which contributed to the overall 2 stars I am giving it.

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Jan 30, 2012

Rowena rated it

Shelves: romance, contemporary

First off, big ups to Holly for forcing me to read this book. I have so many books to read right now that I was going to save this book for a rainy day but for the past couple of days, Holly kept on bugging me to read it and I'm glad that I finally listened to her and picked it up.

I really enjoyed it.

Susan Donovan did a great job at telling this story because at first, I wasn't sure how to react to the kind of storyline that it was. The secret baby plot. This kind of storylin...moreFirst off, big ups to Holly for forcing me to read this book. I have so many books to read right now that I was going to save this book for a rainy day but for the past couple of days, Holly kept on bugging me to read it and I'm glad that I finally listened to her and picked it up.

I really enjoyed it.

Susan Donovan did a great job at telling this story because at first, I wasn't sure how to react to the kind of storyline that it was. The secret baby plot. This kind of storyline never fails to make my stomach twist in knots because I knew it was going to blow up in her face and I knew that there was going to be plenty of drama and I wasn't sure how I was going to feel about it but I'm happy to say that Susan Donovan did a fantastic and realistic job of writing out this secret baby story.

Kat was a good heroine. She was normal and I say normal because she reacted the way that normal people react to everything. Her boyfriend breaks up with her, she gets good and pissed and runs away, her Mom tells her to run away to her aunt's house and she gets good and pissed and runs away. She holds on to her mad attitude for 20 years and believe it or not, I know people that have held grudges for that long. It's pretty crazy but it was a believable storyline, at least for me. I enjoyed getting to know Kat, I enjoyed getting to know the people in her life and seeing her rekindle her relationship with Riley knocked me on my ass in the sweet category because it was too cute.

Riley was a fine ass hero. He was a doctor and he had a crazy psycho ex but he was still oh so hot. I really enjoyed getting to know him and I loved seeing him get to know his son, Aidan and I loved seeing him interact with his brother Matt and I loved seeing him as a teenager, in love with Kat. I loved the little sayings they used to say to each other when they were holding each other and I loved seeing them reunited and feeling so good. It was too cute for words.

The villain made me roll my eyes. I didn't see the villain as scary or anything, she was just so damn annoying. She made me roll my eyes down the street more than once and I thought I knew where the story was going to go with that but SD didn't take the usual route that most romance novels usually take which I'm happy with.

One of my favorite things about this book was the way that SD handled the whole secret coming out all these many years later. I loved the way that everyone reacted to it and I loved that SD didn't skim over everyone's reaction. I'm glad with the way that it was handled.

Overall, the story was good. It was one of those ooh what's going to happen next books that keeps you turning the pages and hoping that good things will happen to the characters. I'm happy with the way that it ended and I'm glad that everything ended in a neatly tied bow because that's how all romances should be. I definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to read a well written contemporary novel.(less)

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Jun 11, 2011

K. rated it

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3.75*

Although this book had one of my favorite themes, -- (view spoiler)(but not much of one since you basically get it in the book's synopsis!) -- it definitely had an "up and down" influence on me. The length of time it went on was certainly a HUGE deterent for my having respect for the heroine. When my "logical/reality" way of thinking would invade my enjoyment of the story it made the whole thing too implausi...more3.75*

Although this book had one of my favorite themes, -- (view spoiler)(but not much of one since you basically get it in the book's synopsis!) -- it definitely had an "up and down" influence on me. The length of time it went on was certainly a HUGE deterent for my having respect for the heroine. When my "logical/reality" way of thinking would invade my enjoyment of the story it made the whole thing too implausible/an outrage, or at least too rare in a real sense. Then Donovan would bombard my "fantasy" way of thinking with lots of what I'll call "sweet-hurting" emotions that Susan Donovan is so schooled at writing into her characters. I guess that's essentially why I'm such a big fan of hers afterall. She drew me in and I'd pretty much chuck logic in favor of "sweet-hurting" every time!

The "flashback" quality of the story quite frankly overwhelmed my senses in the beginning. Practically from the first page Kat and Riley were oozing resentment to the point where it made me flinch. That's not usually how I like to have the H/h introduced to me in a love story. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the indifference to complete and utter distain for one another until an H/h figure out their in love, but usually an author gets you prepared to get to that point. In this story, the reader is sort of just thrown into the heat of the battle! Yikes! But I kept with it and eventually the story unfolds enough to make sense of all the animosity. Just not my favorite way of getting there.

Nothing beats Susan Donovan's ability to write psychologically emotional background for her lovers. When Kat runs to Riley's house as a young girl seeking shelter with her "best friend" from a home life fraught with domestic violence, and scales the roof to climb into Riley's bedroom window ... well, that just squeezed my heart. The descriptions of them being caught innocently snuggled together in bed by Big Daddy, and living through their awkward adolescent awakenings toghether was fresh and heartwarming. Kudos to Donovan for that, as that alone was worth reading the book!

Overall, like most of Donovan's love stories, this was well worth the read. Although it wasn't a blockbuster when compared to some of her other works, it certainly had it's moments and brought both a smile to my face as well as tears. In comparing her own work, I'd say what this story lacked was it had way too many twists and turns going on that were left to flounder a bit, and Donovan even did some "telling" rather than the work to "show" the reader to wrap up those details. In those instances, it felt like being slammed with (yet another!) rather large emotional issue, then Donovan expecting to pacify me with a quck, pat explanation. Side characters were interesting, but some weren't fleshed out enough for the "non-bit-part" roles they were given in Kat's life. In contrast that's where the book was saved by the H/h, whose feelings were fully explored with one another, and I had no doubt how in love they were. Some reviewers have categorized this book as Chik-Lit, but I believe mostly by those who aren't dedicated romance readers. I'm not sure they knew where to place the emphasis, because it clearly pointed to the love story. I could see how they'd be smoke-screened by all the surrounding bit-players. In the end there were no real suprises, just a pleasant landing.

If you like Susan Donovan or are a fan of sweet/sweaty/somewhat emotionally complex contemporary romances, this is worth your time.
K.
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Apr 08, 2009

chanceofbooks (wavybrains) rated it

I love Susan Donovan's voice. She has an amazing presence on the page and fans of Rachel Gibson and Jennifer Crusie will love her, if they haven't discovered her already. I'm already planning to read something else from her backlist. However, I just couldn't get with this plot. Secret Babies plots just don't appeal to me right now, and I just couldn't get past heroine keeping the secret for 20 years. However, if secret babies aren't an annoyance for you, then you will love this book--it's fresh...more

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May 18, 2009

Isis FG rated it

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Shelves: 2009, info-full, reviewed, romance-contemporary, published-2008, stars-4

A fairly classic small-town reunion/secrets story. It may not have had the most original storyline, but it was still rather enjoyable with good characters and romance and some interesting twists at the end. Like most books by Donovan, it was an easy, quick read.

In The Girl Most Likely To... Kat Cavanaugh/Turner is returning to her hometown twenty years after running away as a scared, alone and pregnant teenager. She's made good on her life and has every intention of showing hersel...moreA fairly classic small-town reunion/secrets story. It may not have had the most original storyline, but it was still rather enjoyable with good characters and romance and some interesting twists at the end. Like most books by Donovan, it was an easy, quick read.

In The Girl Most Likely To... Kat Cavanaugh/Turner is returning to her hometown twenty years after running away as a scared, alone and pregnant teenager. She's made good on her life and has every intention of showing herself off and getting apologies she feels she deserves. But from the start, things don't go quite as planned.

The boyfriend who dumped her before she could tell him she was pregnant already knows her big secret, and despite all that's happened between them, the love and lust is still there. Riley, though, is furious with her for keeping their son from him. When the truth and explanations are finally given, both have to take a step back reevaluate all that happened. Especially if they want to give themselves another chance at love. Forgiveness, though, is a tricky thing. They'll have to work hard to put the past behind them to build a new life, even as Kat encounters secrets she couldn't even have imagined.

If you've ever read a small-town reunion story involving a secret child, then you have a fair idea of what happens in this book. It's a pretty basic reunion story. But even so, I enjoyed it. The characters were great and the chemistry between the H/H was obvious. Donovan mixes things up by adding a quirky best friend, a potentially psychotic stalker ex-fiancee, a conniving gossip, and a creepy father. So there's enough variety to keep the story from being stale.

And I liked how Donovan sort of had a theme to the book. That of forgiveness and understanding that sometimes people makes mistakes trying to make the best choice possible. It worked well for the book and I thought Donovan did a good job bring it full-circle through the story.

It's been a while since I've read a book by Donovan so I don't remember how steamy her books usually are, but though there isn't a lot of sex in this book, it's a little more explicit than your average contemporary romance. Nowhere near erotic level, just a bit more explicit. The few scenes between the H/H were definitely hot.

One of the things I missed in this book, though, was Donovan's typical quirky, laugh-out-loud humor. Usually her books have me cracking up more than once, but this one didn't really have that. It was a big more serious and emotional. Which isn't a bad thing; I just missed the humor.

The only other thing that bothered me was that when I was finished, there were a couple of things I wondered about. One was that I wanted to know how things ended up with Matt and Nola (Riley's brother and Kat's best friend). The epilogue didn't say and I was disappointed. I actually went to the author's site after finishing to see if maybe there would be another book featuring them, but it doesn't look like there will be. And also, I wanted to know if Riley was able to save his house...most likely he did, but it didn't actually say and I wanted to know that.

Otherwise, this was a pretty solid lighter contemporary romance. Not too deep, but not so fluffy it was superficial and bored me. If you've read Donovan before, I think you'd like this one. Or if you're just a contemporary romance fan, then I'd recommend trying any book by Donovan. She tells a good romance story.(less)

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Jan 04, 2009

Crystal rated it

I gave this book 4 stars, but it's really more like 3 and a half. The story started off really strong and I was loving the first half of the book, but it lost me right in the middle. Kat Cavanaugh left town when she was 16 after finding out that her father is having an affair,she's pregnant, and her boyfriend dumped her before she could tell him about the baby. Now it's 20 years later and she's back in town looking better than ever and determined to throw it in everyone's face ESPECIALLY her ex ...more

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Oct 20, 2009

Pam Masters rated it

Kat finds herself pregnant, kicked out of school, dumped by her boyfriend, and kicked out of her house. Twenty years later she's out for revenge. She returns to her small hometown driving a Jaguar and wearing designer clothes. Little does she know that there are people she left behind who have their own axe to grind-especially her "baby's daddy." In the end, Kat learns that the truth shall set you free. She also learns that her life might not have been all she thought it was eithe...more

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Oct 02, 2009

Ann Marie rated it

I liked this book as I usually do when reading Susan Donovan. Kat was strong with a purpose and just like real life her purpose had to change as thinks went on around her. I loved that her old boyfriend Riley never really backed down from her. I loved Riley's crazy-ex girlfriend Carrie in that she kept things interesting. Kat's family kept a lot of secrets. Even though this book was somewhat predictable, there were enough twists that really surprised me.

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Jul 26, 2011

Stacy rated it

While this book certainly wasn't rocket science or brain candy, it was entertaining and a fun read. I enjoyed it. The characters were well written. Matt was a constant stream of comedic relief and I thoroughly enjoyed crazy Carrie. There were certainly many predictable moments, but there were many surprises as well. It was a lot of fun! I read it in all of 4 hours (in one sitting) and enjoyed every second of it.

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Jan 03, 2009

Isabel rated it

Good story, Kat Cavanaugh lost the parent lottery. Is dumped by her Boyfriend, kicked out of her house by her parents and pregnant at 16, She has raised her son and is now rich. She is back to tell off everyone who
let her down or hurt her. But things don't go quite as planed....

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Jan 14, 2009

Zoe rated it

Shelves: contemporary-romance

Susan Donovan is always great, and this story of two cosmically meant for each other and no one else lovers is funny and touching and interesting - it's all about forgiveness. The sex is explicit (new vocabulary for body parts!) but it IS a contemporary romance, after all.

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Jun 07, 2011

Eve rated it

I'd probably give it closer to a 3.5 stars actually, but it was still pretty good and the best I've read of hers so far. Even though I'm not a huge fan of the past lovers/miscommunication/secrets storyline, it ended up being a good read and hard to put down.

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Apr 01, 2011

Eileen rated it

I really liked this story. the characters were witty and caring. I found this author in the latest Lori Foster anthology and went looking for another one of her stories. It didn't disappoint. I'll be looking for more of her books.

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Mar 21, 2009

Kimberly Maynard rated it

Shelves: 2009-reads

First thing I noticed was that the books setting took place in WV (where I live) so thats one reason I picked up the book to read. The book had some funny parts, a pretty good read overall. Wasn't overally crazy on Virgil & Carrie they both need mental help..LOL!

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Aug 08, 2011

laura598 rated it

Shelves: contemporary

I liked the story because the heroine learns so much about herself and her real motivations in life. The whole story was based on miscommunication and lies. Each character grew from the pain they had endured. I recommend.

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Oct 22, 2010

Patricia rated it

I loved thus book! It had a cute plot and there were a few obstacles in the way of the main characters path to true love, but very touching. I enjoyed the humor and totally thought it was a good read.

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Feb 03, 2010

Stephanie**Whats the steam factor** rated it

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Although I liked this book immensely, I would classify it more as what I think is "chick Lit". You know a romance with a message, and that message is the main focus of the story. Does that make sense?
Anyway this a good mix of "things aren’t always what they seem, things happen for a reason because there is no such thing as luck, and for god sakes tell the truth before it consumes you." I am not a huge fan of "chick lit", but I did like this book. I only...more

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May 19, 2010

Deborah rated it

I enjoyed this book. It was light and quick (obviously). Didn't much care for the repetitive crazy people, but the basic story was a nice read.

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Apr 19, 2011

Gwen Hayes rated it

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Shelves: 2011

These people made me cry. The scene with Aiden, Riley, and Kat in the kitchen. Holy cow. Powerful. This book was a sheer joy to read.

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Sep 08, 2009

Heather rated it

sometimes it's good to read an easy, mind-numbing romance. There's just enough smut and wonder to the ending. Nothing mind blowing, but pleasant to read.

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Jul 28, 2011

Margaret Konecsni added it

Excellent! Watching the new-family dynamic was fascinating, and the newly-revealed family connection was a surprise.

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Dec 02, 2009

m.allen rated it

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Nov 06, 2011

Ngaio rated it

Shelves: chick-lit, contemporary, romance, read-in-2011

I really liked this book. It was 3.5 stars but you can't do that so i made it 4 stars :)

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The Author is Born
I grew up in the Cincinnati suburb of Milford, Ohio and spent my formative years in the cineplex, the mall, the drive-in, and the convertible MG of some guy named Gary. My mother claims I was destined to be a writer. As a kindergartner, I reported that I’d just seen a giraffe, elephant and rhinoceros at the bus stop. When Mom told me I was a good storyteller, I assured her...moreThe Author is Born
I grew up in the Cincinnati suburb of Milford, Ohio and spent my formative years in the cineplex, the mall, the drive-in, and the convertible MG of some guy named Gary. My mother claims I was destined to be a writer. As a kindergartner, I reported that I’d just seen a giraffe, elephant and rhinoceros at the bus stop. When Mom told me I was a good storyteller, I assured her that it was not a story, but the absolute truth! (See mediocre journalism career summary below…)

The Author Is Catapulted Into the World
I wrote for the school newspaper in high school, but never made it into a position of authority – the journalism adviser told me I was "too spasmodic" to be editor. I also starred in drama club plays and hosted excellent cast parties. I earned a scholarship to be a summer foreign exchange student in Japan, then headed off to college at Northwestern University, events that forced me to conclude that there was, in fact, life outside Southwestern Ohio. Why wasn’t I informed? I look back upon my college years in Chicago and marvel that I was able to graduate and still have such a fine time. In 1983, I walked away with a degree in journalism and a minor in Japanese language and sociology, just in time for the recession. Because the only job I could find was at a Chicago phone sex service, I decided to go back for my master’s degree. I know, I know. Hindsight is 20/20.

Very Odd Jobs
My first job out of grad school was as a staff reporter at The Daily Southtown, on Chicago’s Southwest Side. I was a somewhat snobbish, ridiculously enthusiastic young woman promptly put in my place by the mean streets of Bridgeport and Burbank. My sincere thanks go out to the Southtown boys who teased me mercilessly, gave me a nickname that should have resulted in legal action, and showed me how to get along with cops, politicians and city editors – in other words, generally ruined me for polite society thereafter. Thanks guys. I owe you. Next, I did an internship at the Chicago Tribune, where I learned the nasty truth about gender politics and static electricity. I then packed up my red Dodge Omni and my cat and drove cross-country to work for two years at the Albuquerque Tribune. New Mexico is the most beautiful place I’ve ever seen, and it will always be special to me. But I missed my boyfriend, and moved back to Chicago. (I’m a romantic at heart, right?) I spent the next year working in corporate public relations for a company that has since, shall we say, hit the skids. It was not entirely my fault. When my boyfriend finished medical school, we moved together to Indianapolis for his residency and my job at the now-defunct Indianapolis News (also not my fault.) We got married in September 1989. Unfortunately, Hurricane Hugo destroyed our honeymoon hotel in the Virgin Islands, our luggage got lost somewhere between the US mainland and Puerto Rico, and we spent our wedding night in fleabag motel near the Atlanta airport that housed the overflow from a nearby Army base. This made us pause and ask, "Mmm…is this some kind of omen?" It was.

The Author’s Family Life
My husband joined a small-town medical practice in Maryland about an hour from Baltimore/Washington and I went to work for a member of Congress. In my opinion, there are some things a person simply does not need to know in order to lead a happy life, such as: what really goes on behind closed doors at the U.S. Capitol? I ran from that job before delivering my first child. (Okay – I waddled.) My kids – now ages thirteen and eleven – are the most important part of my life. However, I am not strong enough to be a full-time mom and have resorted to a variety of part-time jobs in an effort to stay somewhat sane. These jobs have included fund-raiser for a symphony orchestra, communications consultant, free-lance journalist and painted furniture artist – a creative pursuit I still enjoy when not focusing on my No. 1 hobby, which is d(less)

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