Review: warm, sunny, heartfelt read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 12, 2014
Although I enjoyed this book as a whole, I did find that it was a little disjointed in places. Sometimes I had to go back and reread something to make things come together. I loved the warmth of the writer’s depictions of the main three characters and the way they come together and interact and almost stumble through this slice of their life that we see.The story is engaging and draws you into the sun filled streets of Rome. Your heart races as you are drawn into road crossing rage. Your eyebrows will arch in disbelief at another fall. Your heart will break as you realise life does not always work out how it could, particularly when it comes so, so close. This book is like a good hug on a bad day.It is a warm, sunny, heartfelt read. There is laughter in this story, as well as eye opening truth of how hard it can be to make your own way in this world and how much support means when times get tough and how a sisterhood of great friends can make all the difference in life. It makes you rethink your life and want to pack a bag and head off for a new life in the sun.Reviewed by Noemie T Verlan on behalf of BestChickLit.com