Dana Taylor

this is a weird book. I'm not entirely certain how to take it, but it was certainly an entertaining read.
Maddie's a straight-laced assistant principal from a small town. The devil moon draws her out one night, for a tryst in the sand with an anonymous stranger. When she finds herself pregnant from that misadventure, she doesn't want to look bad to the small town she's living in... and then there's Phil Wilcox. He's the new football coach, and in almost all ways he's the opposite of Maddie. Yet the chemistry between Maddie and Phil is... explosive.
The weirdity- missing blankets, a meddlesome Grandma (who is rather dead at the time) and some of the narrator's commentaries. But weird in a good way. There were some scenes that had me laughing out loud.
Some of the characters were a little typecast, like the students in school and the gay best friend drama director. But I enjoyed the story quite a bit.… (mehr)

Dana Taylor takes a subject many don't think about and presents it in a clear and concise way that is not only easily understandable but backed with valid citations and notes. She does not try to go off on different tangents but stays on topic and provides personal experience to back up what she writes. More than just a memoir, it's a journey shared with others who may be on the same journey or needing to know it's possible to make that journey in the life they walk now.

Thank you for an open and well written book to fill a need for others.… (mehr)