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Comfortable Shoes: A Princeton Reunions Novella
Paperback
Publisher: Debbie Romani
Published: Aug 26 2026
Pages: 120
Weight: 0.28
Height: 0.28 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Besties who met moving into their freshman dorm. A 25th reunion. Parades and parties and lots of beer. Celebrity classmates and a husband with a wandering eye.
At Princeton, college reunions are a very big deal. Thousands of people, live music and open bars, and classmates who've done astonishing things with their lives. For Jeanne Malone, all she wants to do is sing with her old a cappella group, get some quality time with her best friend Michele, and take a spin on the dance floor with her husband Don.
So who is the young redhead she keeps catching glimpses of?
The answer isn't nearly as pretty as the girl. Apparently, this is the weekend Jeanne must finally confront the fact that her husband is a serial cheater and that he's willing to humiliate her by bringing his mistress to their college reunion. But with her best friend to cheer her on, maybe Jeanne will have an excellent chance of showing Don what he's missing.
Because there's someone waiting in the wings. The man who got away. The man who never had a chance. The man Hollywood can't get enough of.
Let's go back to the Princeton you never expected and make some new memories.
Where there are friends, there are riches.
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