I find this author to be very hit or miss for me, but this one was a big hit. From the start I loved Drea. I may not have agreed with her choices, but I did like that she was 100% sure of where she was, what she was doing, and where her place was in the life she had chooses, she in no way lied to herself to make herself feel/look better.

It really took the shake up of something that she swore she would never be to make her realize, really realize just what her life was. I also loved that she had planned for this eventuality. The man, it was great to not even know his name, seemed to get her right away, and their afternoon together was shocking in how great it was.

Drea's play of what happened afterward was great too. Her "dumbing" herself down was essential to help her plan succeed. The next few months for her were fun too, watching her change, with the big change so surprising. You really wanted to believe that this could happen, that the person who was there for her could really be there for her. It was also great to see how what happened to her seemed to effect others.

I loved the ending, thought it couldn't get any better, and everyone got what they should have in the end.