Past Tents
(Teachers’ Lounge #4)
by Stacy Travis
My Rating:
Favorite Quotes:
Witty had a flair for the dramatic, appropriate since he was the drama teacher, but he sounded like the town crier warning that the sky was falling. Last week, the cafeteria substituted brownies for layer cake, and he made it sound like nuclear winter.
People were still looking at me like an odd specimen, some kind of science experiment egg they were waiting to see hatch in captivity.
Lucy looked around my small rustic kitchen, peeked at all the take- out containers in my fridge, and shook her head. “We need to get you out of the house before you become one with the furniture.”
Don’t be a lonely pot when there’s a lid out there that suits you…
My Review:
This was a fun and breezy read laced with clever wit, well-polished and amusing narratives, and insightful inner musings. This was my second foray into this talented storyteller’s craft, and I am even more impressed with her skills. Stacy Travis has a new acolyte.
Stacy Travis writes charming, spicy romance about bookish, sassy women and the hot alphas who fall for them.
Writing makes her infinitely happy, but that might be the coffee talking.
She’s worked as a journalist, camp counselor, TV writer, SAT tutor, corporate finance researcher, education technology editor, and non-fiction author. When she’s not on a deadline, she’s in running shoes complaining that all roads seem to go uphill. Or on the couch with a margarita. Or fangirling at a soccer game.
She’s never met a dog she didn’t want to hug. And if you have no plans for Thanksgiving, she’ll probably invite you to dinner.
Stacy lives in Los Angeles with her very tall sons and a poorly-trained rescue dog who hoards socks. And she’s serious about the Thanksgiving thing.