Review: Happenstance #1 - Jamie McGuire

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Review: Happenstance- Book #1  - Jamie McGuire - May 2014

Imagine growing up in a small community where three of you , all girls and all with the same name were born on the same day and only a few hours between births. Two were born to wealthy and influential families in the community and one to a young druggie mother. Now 18 years later, it is senior year and we discover that Erin Masterton and Erin Alderman are the popular ones of the high school and they have made it their mission to torment since middle school Erin Easter. They just don't give up and Erin Easter is counting down the days when she can up and leave and never look back on this smalltown and escape along with her grants and scholarships to Oklahoma State University. It's only three months till graduation and somehow Erin is finding the courage to stand up to her tormentors once and for all and has captured the attention of Weston Gates - one of the school hotties, her longtime crush and also the current boyfriend of Erin Alderman. It seems though that Weston is finally discovering that Erin Alderman is not the girl for him, but Erin Easter is. All goes well up to Spring Break when tragedy hits the town and everyone's lives will be turned upside down and change forever. The two Erin's - Erin Masterton and Erin Alderman are dead and now during the autopsy of Erin Alderman, strange things have occurred and it is discovered that her and Erin Easter were switched at birth. Now Julianne and Sam Alderman , want to get to know their "real" daughter , but is eighteen years too late and has too much time passed ? Erin Easter now has to discover which road to take - to stay with what she knows or embrace the new beginnings with a different life, the life she should have always had.
Find out in Part #1 of a three part novella series by Jamie McGuire "Happenstance".

 

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