I loved this book so much that I ended up reading it in one night. That's something I rarely do anymore. I instantly fell in love with Rhett and her MPG. From a blogging and social media standpoint, I felt like I could be Rhett; comfortable enough to put myself out there (on the internet) but not quite comfortable enough to completely expose myself.

I honestly think Rhett had to do things the way she did, getting her friend Jasmine to become MPG and assume the role to the public. I don't think she would have been able to grow the way she did by the end of the book had she just confronted her issues with her past head-on.

The additional characters were wonderfully written and even though it wasn't the third-person POV fiction I've been reading lately, you learned enough about them through Rhett's interactions with them, so you could fully empathize with them. And isn't that how it usually goes with these things? Your friends know you almost better than yourself and they can see you in a way that you can't.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read and review In Her Boots. It's a great addition to anyone'se summer reading list!