SummaryA laugh-out-loud, warmhearted debut about a woman
reliving her youth (and not just the good parts).
Plenty of thirtysomething women would be thrilled to look
like a teenager. But journalist Kathy Hopkins wishes she
could be taken a little more seriously—or, at the very
least, order a glass of wine without producing ID. Now her
youthful appearance is forcing her into an undercover
assignment she could do without: posing as a freshman at a
small liberal arts college where, rumor has it, a secret
prostitution ring is flourishing.
It could mean a career-making exposé. But right now,
pretending to be eighteen means dealing with a Clay
Aiken—obsessed roommate, late-night parties that test
her aging body—and most embarrassing of all, a massive
crush on a guy who's just turned legal. Suddenly, Kathy's
got the chance to do it all over again, hopefully better
this time. Fortunately she's a quick learner.
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