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Typecast

A Novel

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Callie Dressler thought she'd put her past where it belonged—behind her. But when her ex-boyfriend brings their breakup to the big screen, she can no longer deny that their history has been looming over her all along.

At thirty-one, Callie Dressler is finally comfortable in her own skin. She loves her job as a preschool teacher, and although living in her vacant childhood home isn't necessarily what dreams are made of, the space is something she never could have afforded if she'd stayed in New York City. She knows her well-ordered life will be upended when her type A, pregnant sister, Nina; adorable four-year-old niece; and workaholic brother-in-law move in, but how could she say no when they needed a place to crash during their remodel? As Nina pointed out, it's still their parents' house, even if their mom and dad have relocated.

As if adjusting to this new living situation isn't enough, the universe sends Callie another wrinkle: her college boyfriend—who Callie dumped ten years earlier for reasons known only to her—has a film coming out, and the screenplay is based on their real-life breakup. While the movie consumes her thoughts, Callie can't help wondering if Nina and her friends are right that she hasn't moved on. When a complication with Nina's pregnancy brings Callie in close contact with Nina's smart and funny architect, Callie realizes she'd better figure out whether she wants to open the door to the past—or risk missing out on her future.


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      September 23, 2022
      Callie is 32, living in her parent's house (her parents having conveniently moved to Florida), and teaching pre-school. She may not be living her best life, but it's a pretty good one, and it works for her. She's not thrilled that her sister and family are moving in while their house is remodeled, and she's been saddled with the most troubled pre-schooler at Bouncy Castles, but it's fine! Then she is blindsided by the news that her college boyfriend, Ethan, has written a movie--and the plot is unmistakably the story of their break up. The upcoming film stirs up all kinds of emotions within Callie, and she finds herself unable to stop retreading what happened between them. Caught between ""what if"" and self-recrimination over her own behavior, is she ruining her chances at future happiness? Filled with many great supporting characters, Stein's writing is sharp and her character development for Callie is strong. The reader will want the best for her, despite heavy foreshadowing throughout that she hasn't always made good choices. But then again, isn't that true of all of us? Perfect for Fans of Josie Silver.

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