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Love hurts. Samantha Wells and Max Jacobs know this all too well when they meet, both having been dumped by their significant others. Despite their obvious attraction to one another the twenty-somethings make a pact, vowing to be each other's non-romantic partner for all their upcoming parties, weddings and office events. If one of them stumbles and starts dating someone in the next twelve months, they are committed to doing a whole month's worth of the other person's laundry as a penalty for breaking the pact.
ReBound, by author 'Pamela Swyers', is a necessary read for anyone whom has ever been dumped by their significant other. It is a feel good, optimistic story about finding ones own way in the world, and encountering true love along the way. Samantha Wells is an intelligent young woman with an associate's degree from Georgia Gwinnett College. As we all know too well, having an associate's degree from college does not always guarantee a lucrative career. To help supplement her income while in college, Samantha takes on a part-time job at a coffee shop café. After two years of putting in one application after another for an administrating position, to no avail, she finds herself working full-time. When her somewhat spoiled, rich boyfriend, Zak, dumps her like a sack of potatoes, she finds herself alone and on her own. Through mutual acquaintances, she meets a young lad by the name of Max Jacobs, and life will never be the same. Samantha finds love does not always come with fireworks, it sometimes creeps in silently. Author, 'Pamela Swyers', takes the reader on a journey through the vicissitudes of relationships and reveals how they overcome their own insecurities. I would recommend this lovely read to young teens and adults alike. I found the author, 'Pamela Swyers', writing style easy to read and the content quite relevant to ones everyday life. If you are looking for a fun and entertaining read, pick up a copy of 'ReBound' by 'Pamela Swyers' - you will not be disappointed! Some of her other works include, 'Boys with cars' and 'Married with Children'.
Allbooks Review by Barbara Watkins
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Posted March 12, 2010
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Overview
Love hurts. Samantha Wells and Max Jacobs know this all too well when they meet, both having been dumped by their significant others. Despite their obvious attraction to one another the twenty-somethings make a pact, vowing to be each other's non-romantic partner for all their upcoming parties, weddings and office events. If one of them stumbles and starts dating someone in the next twelve months, ...