Review: 3.5 Stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2013
Hold on, I'm trying to organize my thoughts on this one...See here's the thing. I really did enjoy Plus One. It's a cute little story about two people who've known each other for twenty years. Ian's always loved Olivia, and for her part Olivia has always loved Ian. As a friend. Now she's struggling to deal with her more-than-friend feelings for her BFF's little brother who's agreed to be her plus one to nine weddings over the next six months while trying to figure out when he started to fill out a suit so damn well...It handles this jumble of confused emotions and mixed feelings well, giving you a peak at what happens when real life emotional hang ups get in the way. The story felt real and genuine, all while managing to be entertaining. Despite the fact that the book was sub 100 pages, you get a real feel for Ian and Olivia without things feeling rushed.Except that part where they skip over like 4 weddings. But I'm willing to let that slide... (which, coincidentally, is what she said... OH YES, I JUST WENT THERE...)3.5 starsI know, the way I started this review made it seem like there was a but, but I guess there wasn't and my brain is to full of allergies to go back and change it.I received a free copy of this title from Netgalley in exchange for a fair and honest review.