4 Stars! 
 Lincoln is a 28-year old employee of a local newspaper called The Courier. He works at night as a system security officer which basically means sitting in front of a computer reading other people's emails that were flagged by the email filter for possible breach of security. He stumbled on one of Beth and Jennifer's email conversations and instead sending them warnings for their repeated violations, he found himself reading their email regulary until he started feeling something for Beth. 
 "Lincoln?" she asked. 
 "Yes?" 
 "Do you believe in love at first sight?" 
 He made himself look at her face, at her wide-open eyes and earnest forehead. At her unbearably sweet mouth. 
 "I don't know," he said. "Do you believe in love before that?" 
 When I started reading this book, I didn't expect that I would enjoy it. Even though I was entertained by the email exchange between Jennifer and Beth, I felt like everything is moving too slow. I guess I was used to fast paced books, you know, the kind of novels where the main characters are strangers in the first chapter and then lovers the next, haha! This is definitely not that kind of book. However, as I read along, I became more connected with the characters and I find myself enjoying the slow pace. I guess that's what the author aimed for the readers all along-- to slow down, relax and enjoy the story. Attachments has a snowball effect, the characters grew in every turn of the page and the story just kept getting better and better. 
 Jennifer: I think I'm pregnant. 
 Beth: What? Why do you think you're pregnant? 
 Jennifer: I had three drinks last Saturday. 
 Beth: I think we need to have a little talk about the birds and the bees. That's not exactly how it happens. 
 The e-mail exchange between Beth and Jennifer are hilarious and something I could totally relate to. My friends and I do that all the time, except we use facebook (hello social media!). I'ma nurse and my friends are not ashamed to ask me about anything with regards to their body issues. Just recently my friend had a pregnancy scare and I was the one who kept telling her to "take a damn pregnancy test". Anyway, I just love the relationship between the two, they talk about everything, from Jennifer's pregnancy anxiety to Beth's stalking tendencies. I liked how their friendship was portrayed in the story, it felt real and beautiful... 
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