by Lucy Dawson
This was a mildly diverting listen in the car.The surmise is that Mia is with Pete and thinks he's "the one" until she manages to fall over his phone in the night and sees a text from a mystery Liz. She reads it, it ends "xx" and she immediately jumps to the conclusion that he's having an affair. At...
Sounds like fluffy chick-lit, smells like fluffy chick-lit, looks like fluffy chick-lit. However, my senses betrayed me on this one. Mia is a grown up, in a grown up relationship, in a grown up world. Her sister is immature and childish, and has no idea what real love is. Relationships need work, an...
When I first started reading this book I thought for sure that I was going to love it. When we first read about Mia's initial reaction to finding out that her boyfriend is cheating on her, I felt her pain. Bloodthirsty bitch that I am, I wanted her to kick him in the nads, make him hurt where it cou...
I read the UK version. This is a darker type of chick lit than the normally sunny everything works out, girls triumphs over everything. The story is very compelling and leaves you with an icky feeling over what the main characters does and how she reacts to the information that her boyfriend is chea...
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