While Sammy's Hill fits squarely into the genre of romance, this novel fits within the realm of chick lit and coming of age. We catch up with Sammy, who we met in Sammy's House, as she settles into the White House. However, this Sammy is a more mature, focused version of Sammy, who has grown up a lot in the two years since we last saw her. This book is less romance, although her relationship issues are a main topic, and more about finding ones self and learning to balance what is right and what is popular both personally and professionally. This book is darker and more somber than Sammy's Hill but Ms. Gore's humor comes through loud and clear. A great book!
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