Allison Winn Scotch is a familiar name to long time readers of the blog. I've reviewed or written about all four of her previous novels - whether here or somewhere else. I haven't landed an assignment about The Theory of Opposites quite yet, but I hope I do soon, especially since she's taking a slightly different path on the business end of this book. But let's save that discussion to a later time. As for the book! It's typical, excellent work. The Theory of Opposites is about Willa Chandler-Golden trying to get out of the thumb of inertia, which comes from both her famous philosopher father and a husband who has mapped out their lives together. When said husband chucks the map out the window (not giving away too much by saying in a less than wonderful way), Willia is forced to try something new, which involves not standing still, and writing a book surrounding the (faux) reality show Dare You! I was a little concerned at first when Willa's ex-boyfrie