DNF: I kept reading, and reading, and reading... waiting, and waiting, and waiting... the book just never got there. It was slow-paced, dry, boring, and just missing some essential spark that makes a book entertaining. 
 I read a third of the book, and at that point, the story was yet to reveal what it was truly about. Usually by that point you have some sort of conflict that keeps a reader engaged. 
 I get that Cannie is a big girl, but her clothing size of 16 contradicted how she was portrayed as a very, very large woman, struggling to lose a hundred+ pounds (she would have ended up weighing what? 80, 90 lbs if that was the case). By today's standards, that's almost average. Within the first 100 pages, we spend page for page, hearing about past assignments for work and visiting weight management groups- just copy/paste the previous scene. That is what the issue was: no scene led to the progression of the story. And no scene was even interesting. 
 I stopped reading when I realized I just didn't care where the story went, or why, or how, or with whom... And being that I used to be a size 18/20 and now am down to a size 10/12, I thought I could identify with the MC. 
 I thought wrong. 
 The blurb immediately caught my eye. This book could have been easy to identify with, endearing, amusing, and light-hearted. It just ended up falling extremely flat. 
 NO, I will not continue reading anything from this author. Happy I picked up this soft cover on sale for 99 cents at the Salvation Army.