Two weeks in New York City should be the time of Pippa’s life: she’s attending the prestigious Tisch Photography Camp, her boyfriend, Dylan McCutter (two months and counting!) is coming with her, and their parents are 500 miles away. Talk about lights, camera, (swoony, unchaperoned) action! But what should be 14 unforgettable days of bliss turns into chaos when her one and only nemesis, Ben Baxter, proves to be surprisingly more complex than she could’ve ever imagined, and her Tisch mentor, a renowned photographer, seems to have a lot more to do with her parents’ past than anyone wants her to know. Is Pippa out of her depth?
Picking up where she left off in The Rule of Thirds, Pippa Greene returns in Depth of Field, in a story full of the same heart, comedic touches, and romance that made readers fall in love with Chantel Guertin’s charming YA series.
- Series: A Pippa Greene Novel (Book 2)
- Paperback: 200 pages
- Publisher: ECW Press (August 12, 2014)
- ISBN: 9781770411838
My review for The Rule of Thirds
My review for Stuck in Downward Dog

REVIEW:
Awww!!
I flew through this book. That's funny, since I felt the ending got rushed for a second, but not long enough to mar the story.
This book was a total love story for me. I was rooting for Ben and Pippa from the get go, forget Dylan. Yeah, it seems a little heartless to say, but if you read the story than you'd probably end up feeling the same way too. Again, this is funny since the last story I hated Ben. Seriously.
Great writing at work. First you hate a character, then you love them in the next book. That's real development at work. Takes a talent, especially for a voracious reader like myself.
Can't wait to get onto book 3 now!
5/5
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Didn't realize at first that there are so many books in the series!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good series. I hadn't heard of it before, so thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a cute one. And the switcheroo of love interests sounds appealing.
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