It’s Bridget Jones meets Groundhog Day…

Ever wonder if you made the right choice? What if you could go back and find out? 

I am thinking after so many references to Bridgett Jones that I either read the book or watch the movie. I think this book was so cute, adorable, fluffy and when I say LOL at many points, I mean it. There were just so many quirky things about Clara that I loved!  So she is 31 and her love life outside of Facebook is non existent. I laughed so hard at her and her cat and there was a scene in the beginning that cracked me up!

When Jeanie from Facebook shows up at Clara’s job to offer her a beta testing I was totally hooked. When she goes back in time and hears a familiar song from her college days, she knows she is back there.

I cant express enough how funny and refreshing it was to read this. No plot points here but it is worth the ride to find out if going back is the best thing for Clara. Oh by the way I think I would try the reset button. Laugh at the references to television like Friends and of course songs of the 90’s. Perfect chick lit read! 

Addison Westlake made her debut as an author at age 13 by rewriting the “Sweet Valley High” series. Despite copyright violations, she maintains that her rendition of Elisabeth and Jessica Wakefield as preteens in a British orphanage is a classic. Between then and now she went to some fancy schools, swapped out the East Coast for the West Coast, and had oodles of kids. Some of her favorite things in life include coffee, Aretha Franklin’s inauguration hat and the sleepwalking scene in “Step Brothers.”

Addison published her first romantic comedy, “Christmas in Wine Country,” in 2012. It won first prize in the single title division of the Romance Writers of America’s 2010 Stilletto Contest and spent six weeks on Amazon’s best seller list.

Addison’s next romantic comedy, “Facebook Jeanie”, is now out in stores!
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