Don't You Forget About Me

3.5 stars, so I'm rounding up. This felt more chick-lit to me, with romance as a secondary plot. I was frustrated by the characters' failure to talk about things, to just clear the air–a problem for me with a lot of books–but Georgina felt authentic and her actions in line with someone who has gone through some $hit and someone who is young and inexperienced. Her reveal at the end was a surprise to me, and it think it helped better explain Georgina's thinking, but it felt a bit too late. Ultimately, I wanted more romance and that's probably an issue with me personally and not the book. But I'm definitely going to check out McFarlane's other books.