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by: Lynn Galli
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9781432708351
ISBN: 143270835X
Label: Outskirts Press
Manufacturer: Outskirts Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 300
Publication Date: July 27, 2007
Publisher: Outskirts Press
Sales Rank: 200214
Studio: Outskirts Press
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Product Description:
Considered Charlottesville's most eligible lesbian, Jessie Ximena has recently grown tired of that status and has stopped dating entirely. She'd rather focus on the important things in life like her family, her friends, and her job. There will always be plenty of time for relationships when she feels like jumping back into the fray. If she finds someone to hold her interest, that is.
Lauren Aleric has been searching for Ms. Right since she began dating, but no one has yet filled the role. Her friends think that she's too much of a romantic mush to settle. She wishes she could be more like her good friend Jessie, who seems perfectly happy dating casually. But mostly, she wishes she could be like her best friend, Austy, who's just found her forever love.
Imagining Reality is the story of these two friends and how they discover that what they're both looking for isn't as far apart as they might think.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - I really got what I ordered
I was very happy to order a book that said it was "just like new condition" and have it really come like that. I will feel good about ordering from you anytime since you truly get what is advertised....
Rating: - Imagine Reality
I find the book rather entertaining and well worth the money spent =)
Readers are also recommended to try reading 'uncommon emotion' by the same author too ^^
Rating: - Interesting Story, Effective Writing
This is an interesting story about the interactions among a group of friends in a mid-sized college town. The author does a good job of drawing the personalities of a wide variety of people. The writing style is unusual. Switching back and forth between first person and third person viewpoint could cause a rough ride for the reader, but I think she manages to pull it off successfully. The result is that the reader gains more insight into the main protagonists than would be possible by sticking ... Read More
Rating:  - Made me want to read more
I found the tone of Lynn Galli's second book to be completely different from her first, but still very enjoyable. It was sweet and romantic, not what I was expecting from a story about Jessie. That's one of the reasons why I liked it so much. The switch back and forth from Jessie to Lauren's point of view gives us even more insight into this eclectic group of friends. Getting more of Austy and Elise was worth the price alone.
I agree with the other reviewers who say that at least one ... Read More
Rating:  - Enjoy spending time with a charming group of friends
While I did not like this offering as much as her previous book, Imagining Reality is still well worth a read, and I'm also looking forward to further offerings from this author. I'm intrigued by the thought put forth by another reviewer that the author should at least publish one other book involving this group: the story of Willa and Quinn, but I'm interested to see what she does with new settings and people.
There were some issues with verb tenses, that were more nagging than anything ... Read More
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