REVIEW~~~ ONE BROKE GIRL BY RHONDA HELMS

Anna Parker’s life disintegrates with one phone call. Her dad’s selling their ritzy New York City condo because her Wall Street banker mom emptied their bank account and ran off with another man. Which means Anna has to drop out of her elite college and move with Dad back to their small Ohio hometown. Anna’s determined to reclaim her life ASAP, so she’ll use the next few months to save money, help Dad get back on his feet, and find and confront her mom. 

But Anna doesn’t anticipate things going so wrong. The only job she can get is working as a lunch lady in an elementary school. Their money-pit duplex is falling apart around their feet. And her dad is depressed without her mom, who's proving hard to find. 

One bright spot in the chaos is Gavin Metcalf, a kindergarten teacher she dated when they were young. With his easy wit and sexy smiles, he makes her forget her stresses—and the fact that her boyfriend Steven back in New York doesn’t know the truth yet about her dire circumstances. When past and present collide, Anna has to decide where her future lies...

One Broke Girl shines light on things taken for granted!

Anna and her father are abandoned by their mother, who was also the bread winner of the family. This forces them to sell everything and abandon their posh life in NY for a small town in Ohio. Anna has one goal in mind get her dad settled, get a job to save money, and soon return to NY.

Gavin is the boy that she dated in elementary school. He is now a super sexy adult and he is a kindergarten teacher..... Swoon... He wants her and unfortunately for her she can't deny she is attracted to him, but there is one prob. She has a boyfriend. When life throws you curbs you just have to slow down a bit and take it as it goes. In One Broke Girl, Anna will really learn exactly who she is, was, and wants to be.

The story is written from Anna's point of view. It is very well written and highly entertaining. I really enjoyed that it didn't just show us Anna changing, but also points out that she also noticed. She wasn't overly stubborn or gullible, but she faced her problems head on. I just couldn't get enough of this story!

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