The More Things Change

by Chamein Canton

Cathy Chambers, the plus-sized heroine of Not His Type, has gotten the man of her dreams but now faces the next hurdle on the road to happiness: planning the wedding. Cathy must navigate the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1585713287
• ISBN13: 9781585713288
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Genesis Press (MS)
• Length: 432 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Loved it!

I loved this book! It was the perfect sequel. This books makes me want to go out and fall in love and get married. But that won't happen probably for another 2 years or so but anyway this book was absolutely fantastic! I think Ms. Canton is a fantastic author.

Literary Lovers Book Review

The More Things Change written by Chamein Canton is the sequel to Not His Type. In this book the character Cathy faces more opsticles. She is faced to plan a wedding and still living her every day life in front the whole world. She is still dealing with her insecurities and this time has to deal with her fiance' Marcus fox's past in the public eye. Camein continues to write entertaining and interesting stories. The book was gramatically correct and was easy to follow. I enjoyed reading this book. Nicole M. Literary Lovers Book Club

Equally As Phenomenal As The First Book!

Marcus and Cathy are back. Marcus Fox, shortstop for the Yankees, is ready to take the next step with the beautiful and intelligent Cathy Chambers. Once Cathy accepts his proposal, the media circus begins once again. Cathy is still somewhat insecure about her size, but Marcus and her family and friends are always there to reassure her and shower her with love. Marcus does however make some mistakes on the road to matrimony that he has to hope and pray Cathy will continue to love and support him unconditionally for. It is a dirty and rocky road to matrimony that only true love can successfully travel. The More Things Change is the sequel to Not His Type by Chamein Canton. It is equally as phenomenal as the first book. Canton has again taken the plus size Cathy and made her just as beautiful and sexy as any other heroine in a romance novel. In doing so, she has made the characters very realistic and significant. The secondary characters are also back, adding yet another layer to this wonderful story. Reviewed by Tenecia for Urban Reviews

Very Very Good

This book was amazing, a follow up to "Not His Type", which was also amazing. Definitley worth reading. The Love that Catherine and Marcus shared with one another was truely amazing. Very good and inspirational story, especially for any plus sized woman. I am glad I purchased this book. Well done.

The More Things Change

Chamein Canton has given us the sequel to "Not His Type" with "The More Thing Change" we all know the saying that Nothing Stays the Same well for Marcus Fox and Catherine Chambers the unconditional love they have for each other did not change. Cathy a Literary Agent living in New York who has been involved with Marcus Fox a shortstop for Yankees. In the sequel you will see Marcus propose and that is where the trail and tribulations come into play. Cathy must trumph of her insecurities because the media is still there and with becoming engaged to one of NEW YORK FINEST man and trying to plan her wedding she will under go a lot of emotion. In this book you will also see how unconditioal their love is for each other and know they will get through anything that is put before them. Cathy still have to deal with her mother in here but she knows how to handle her mother now. We get to re-visit some character that you love in the first book. I tell you Chamein has another winner on her hand with this book and I recommend you reading. I related to Cathy when she was planning her wedding and having the insecurities that any Brides has when planning your wedding. It does hurt when your man is right there by your side from beginning to end. There is a surprise at the end, don't be like me I always read the last chapter of the book, and yes I know if spoil it for some but not me. Enjoy the book you will not be disappointed. Louise