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The blurb:
Would you
abandon your present for a second chance at your past?
Cecelia Reynolds
has spent most of her life trying to forget the commitment-phobic man who broke
her heart. It wasn’t easy, but eventually she did it, or so she thought…
As Cecelia and
her husband gather for a friend’s wedding, her perfect world is thrown into
complete turmoil. Even though it’s been twenty years since she last laid eyes
on Keith Emerson, all it takes is one glance for her to feel emotions she
thought were long gone. When Keith ends up officiating the ceremony, she
quickly realizes his message of love is directed at her, not the happy couple.
But can she believe him?
We live our
entire lives thinking we know ourselves. But do we ever really?
As secrets and
lies cause Cecelia’s world to spin completely out of control, she is forced to
seek advice from the most unlikely ally. In the process, she must confront the
demons of her past and the events that shaped her into the woman she is now.
Will she finally learn the real meaning of love, friendship, and family?
While this book
is a sequel to Plan Bea, it also reads as a standalone.
My Opinion:
*Book provided by the author in exchange
for an honest review*
Plan Cee is Hilary Grossman’s third book and it’s also the
sequel to Plan Bea. You can read it
as a standalone, but I would recommend reading Annabel’s and Bea’s story first,
because you already now the characters.
This one follows Cecelia
Reynolds is happily married to Bryce, but then she sees Keith again, it’s been
20 years. So the past kind of comes back to “haunt” her and it makes her think
about her feelings. It covers love, family and friendship and it’s written in a
very addictive way.
I was hooked immediately,
more than with Plan Bea and that made
me really excited. It’s all about the “What If” and connects the past with the
present in a really clever way.
The plot has some intriguing
twists, but there were moments I didn’t like Cecelia’s actions and decisions.
That’s the only thing that disturbed me a little though ;). Hilary Grossman
captured the emotions beautifully and managed to create a fab storyline. I want
more!!!
Rating:
My possible cast:
Cecelia
Hilary Grossman on Twitter: @feelingbeachie
Website: http://www.feelingbeachie.com
