<p>At 30 years old Erika Leib&rsquo;s personal hardships have stalled her into a</p><p>mundane life of safety and security. Not that she spends much time thinking</p><p>about it like that. She&rsquo;s underemployed at a job that probably should</p><p>appreciate her more but that is hardly uncommon. She&rsquo;s got a halfway</p><p>decent, sort of relationship with no pressure to make a larger commitment</p><p>and a family who loves her. Plus she&rsquo;s got Rachel- her best friend, confidant,</p><p>the person who&rsquo;s always been there for her and always will be.</p><p>It&rsquo;s not where she thought she&rsquo;d be but she&rsquo;s content.</p><p>That all changed, however, after her chance meeting with actor, Xavier</p><p>James. Soon Erika begins to re-evaluate her own worth and must decide if</p><p>she&rsquo;s ready to rediscover the girl who once would leap without thinking or if</p><p>she&rsquo;s prepared to stay just another shopgirl.</p><p>Loaded with good food and fueled by the importance of good friendships,</p><p>the book is like Sex and the City for a generation that could never afford the</p><p>extravagance Carrie and Co. promised</p>