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I love these books where the parable is reminding you something about your own life. And I love the idea of investing into your own luck and also I love the generational aspect of this story. Cynics might not like these simple and sweet stories with profound messages but I truly enjoy them. with gratitude to netgalley and HarperOne for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.
I am dejected to admit that I am DNFing this at the 62% mark. I think it’s interesting and well written but I also think it’s dragging and I can’t get myself to stay invested. 🙁
Loved this story. It was suspense and character-focused and heart wrenching and also interesting. Not predictable in my opinion. Recommended.
I really really loved the beginning but especially the middle of this book. I loved reading about each of the characters and got really attached to the story. I am giving it 4 stars because I thought the ending really dragged. But it was still a really unique awesome story.
A really creative memoir that’s also a graphic novel. The artist is clearly incredibly talented and I loved the unique style and the meta topic. Highly recommended.
Andrea Gibson has a gift and how lucky are we all that she chooses to share it with the rest of us? She’s one of a kind.
What a truly excellent premise for a book. What if there’s a terrorist attack in the hotel while you’re cheating on your spouse? Both trying to hide it from your family and also spending a lot more time with your lover than you ever did are awkward situations. How will this change the course of your life? How did you even end up here? This beautiful book tells the story of this wife. It goes back and forth between the present and the past, leading you slowly to this very moment and helping you develop empathy for all the characters involved along the way. It’s a really well written story and do not forget to read the author’s note at the end. Excellent, excellent read. with gratitude to netgalley and SJP Lit for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.
Ali Hazelwood always puts me in a good mood. Love the characters, love the dialogue. Just fun.
This is about Gilbert’s incredible journey as she falls in love with her best friend who is terminally ill and falls back into her addiction. Gilbert’s unflinching honesty around the journey they both individually and together took to recover from their own individual additions is eye opening. This story is raw, honest and does not mince words.
An excellent memoire talking about how her marriage of many many years fell apart. All the things that led here, all the things she did to move forward. A really inspiring story of perseverance and taking control of one’s life. Also the importance of community and asking for help.
This was recommended to me by goodreads or somewhere. I enjoyed it but didn’t love love it. Not sure I will read the rest of the series. It was a fun and fast read.
I love Coben’s story telling. His twists are always interesting and this one was no exception. You absolutely don’t need to have read the previous one to enjoy this. |
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