Reputation versus self-understanding
Parker is described by a widely read blog as an ice princess, while she is also presented as dependable within her family.
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Bethany Griffin - Author
This is a relationship-centred story about reputation, family expectations and Parker trying to understand herself after a regretted breakup and an unsettling encounter with her former boyfriend.
PARKER PRESCOTT IS an ice princess. Cold, aloof, a snob. At least, that's what everyone says on Marion Hennessey's blog. And everyone reads Marion Hennessey's blog.Parker Prescott is a middle child. She's the good one, the dependable one, the one her parents trust. Well . . . she used to be.Parker Prescott's parents want her to break up with her boyfriend. But she already did, two weeks ago. And then she realized it was a mistake. He came over. He had the handcuffs in his pocket. Everything went downhill from there. Sort of.Parker Prescott's world is changing and she no longer knows who she is. Does anyone?From the Hardcover edition.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a relationship-centred story about reputation, family expectations and Parker trying to understand herself after a regretted breakup and an unsettling encounter with her former boyfriend.
Parker is described by a widely read blog as an ice princess, while she is also presented as dependable within her family.
Parker’s parents want a breakup she has already made; she later regrets it, and her former boyfriend returns with handcuffs.
The handcuffs and Parker’s changing relationship create potentially sensitive material, while the parents’ wish for a breakup adds family pressure.
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