Review: The Right Equation - Tracy Krimmer

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Review: The Right Equation - Tracy Krimmer - October 2014

Scrolling through my Kindle in search of a quick read, I stumbled upon a delightful short story by Tracy Krimmer. It centers around Penny, who is reluctantly gearing up for her 20th high school reunion. Dressed as Albert Einstein, she steps into the party hoping for more than just a nostalgic trip down memory lane—she’s hoping to reconnect with her high school crush, Will.

Penny’s excitement builds when she discovers that Will has harbored similar feelings for her all these years. Sparks fly, and for a moment, it feels like a fairy-tale reunion. But things take a turn when the lights suddenly go out, and when they come back on, Will’s friends are laughing. The painful memories of Penny’s high school days, filled with humiliation at the hands of the popular crowd, come rushing back.

The story cleverly weaves themes of self-worth, redemption, and the courage to confront the past. Penny is a relatable protagonist, and readers will feel her internal struggle as she decides whether to give Will—and herself—a second chance at happiness.

Will Penny and Will have their happily ever after? Or will she pull a Cinderella, leaving the reunion before midnight and missing her chance at love once again?

This charming short story is a perfect pick if you’re craving a lighthearted yet meaningful read with a dash of nostalgia and romance. Tracy Krimmer captures the bittersweet essence of high school reunions, showing how the past can both haunt and shape us.

If you’re in need of a quick read that scratches that reading itch, The Right Equation is just the ticket. Don’t miss this delightful story that proves it’s never too late to rewrite your own happy ending.


Goodreads - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34521005-the-right-equation





 

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