Attachments
written by Rainbow Rowell
336 pages,
Chick Lit/ Contemporary/ Romance
Published January
1st 2011 by Dutton Books
He was never going to send them a warning. Because he liked them. Because he thought they were nice and smart and funny. Really funny--sometimes they made him laugh out loud at his desk. He liked how they teased each other and looked out for each other. He wished that he had a friend at work he could talk to like that.
Jennifer and
Beth work for the local newspaper. They know that their company monitors their
office email, but they’re still sending emails to each other. Sometimes, the
emails are too personal and inappropriate, which is why it got flagged and sent
to the IT department’s files for review.
The one and only people at IT department, Lincoln,
is the guy who sort the flagged email and decides whether it really
inappropriate or not. If it really are, then he would send a warning to them.
But Lincoln couldn’t turn Beth and Jennifer in for misusing company email. The
first time he read their email, he finds himself so caught up in their story
and lives. So he didn’t send them a warning. And didn’t the second time, or the
third time. Or any time their emails gets flagged (which is, lots of time).