Review: Not memorable
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 20, 2013
For some reason, I keep reading Juliette Sobanet's books.  They're not horrible, mind you.  They're entertaining and well-written to an extent.First of all, I had a horrible time trying to remember the events of what had happened in the last book.  I actually began to question whether or not I had read the last book in this series (I did.)Second of all, I feel as though between this series and books like Je T'Aime, Me Neither, women in their 20s are being represented as lushes who drink to the point of blacking out every night and can barely hold a job together while they wait for Mr. Right.  I don't think that this is the case.  I think that there are plenty of women out there who actually care about their jobs and don't feel the need to imbibe to the point of not remembering anything.As for Charlotte as a character, I just find her that likable in this book.  She married quickly and then is surprised that she and her new husband don't know everything about each other.  They haven't had the important discussions like, what do you really do for a living?  Or who is your ex-wife/mother of your child?I found myself annoyed most of the time I was reading this book.  Charlotte and her friends make incredibly stupid decisions, such as drinking to excess and placing themselves in danger with strangers.  We all make stupid mistakes, but hopefully we learn from them and try not to repeat them.Finally, someone needs to figure out how these books are categorized/numbered.  There are two Kindle versions of the same book, just under slightly different titles.  I accidentally purchased a book I thought I had missed, only to realize I had read it last year.Fluff with a lack of any redeeming qualities.