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"Each day, WomansDay.com editors clue you in on the music, movies, products and websites we can&amp;#039;t get enough of. Check back every weekday for a new favorite find.     Looking for a summer read you can really sink your teeth into? Pick up Second Chance, a fun new novel that also tackles the serious topics of grief, regret and moving on, from Jane Green, author of Swapping Lives and The Other Woman. Told from the viewpoints of multiple characters, the book follows a group of school friends who come together after many years apart to mourn one of their own, charismatic Tom, who was killed in a terrorist attack. The reunion and Tom&amp;#039;s death cause each character to reevaluate their lives and face what some of them call a midlife crisis. Journalist Paul and his stunning fashion entrepreneur wife can&amp;#039;t conceive; Holly&amp;#039;s perfect-on-paper husband is a pompous jerk; Olivia&amp;#039;s longtime live-in boyfriend just left and actress Saffron is hopelessly devoted to a married A-list actor. &amp;quot;My hope is people will read it and know that it&amp;#039;s never too late to pursue a dream, to be happy, to make a change, to make a difference,&amp;quot; says the author. &amp;quot;So often we end up in a situation and we think we&amp;#039;re stuck. It takes a lot of courage to make a jump, but in my experience, if it&amp;#039;s not good where you are, it&amp;#039;s not going to be worse when you change.&amp;quot; Click here to read our full interview with Jane Green. A page-turner that makes you think? We like it.-The WomansDay.com Editors Have you read any of Jane Green&amp;#039;s books? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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