by Jackie Calhoun

Julie Decker and Peg Kincaid become roommates their freshman year at UW-Madison. Julie comes from a family of Chicago physicians. Peg's parents own a small horse farm in Central Wisconsin. For years Peg has lived in a state of anticipation, expecting to meet someone exciting around every corner, someone like her new roommate, Julie.

Captivated by Julie's good looks and compelling personality, Peg will go anywhere and do anything to be with her. The two young women appear to have everything going for them, yet at the end of the first semester, all that changes. And when Peg's brother is critically injured in a horse accident, it changes again.

Will Peg and Julie manage to navigate the curves that threaten to separate them?

Member Reviews:

 Enjoyable until near the end
by Tangolily on January 16, 2009

I enjoyed the book up until nearly the end. Then the two characters got on my nerves with their ****ed indecision. I think it was the author's lack of creative plot and suspense that annoyed me. The couple has issues that separate, then years later the same **** comes up. You'd think 32 year olds could have at least different problems to make the read more enjoyable. Plus, the sex was only alluded to. I prefer more details. But the characters had chemistry and the emotional bond they share is evident.

0 of 0 members found this review helpful.