Review: Five star bridesmaid
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2014
At one stage or another I think everyone of us has been in Delilah's position, that of being picked on and put down. And I think that gave me instant empathy with her at the start of the book, the fact that it is very well written and the characters are so alive also helps.Delilah gets through those years and ends up in New York, now life would be almost perfect except for two things her work partner Stacey and Hugh who she hasn't seen for twelve long years. I loved the character of Delilah she was real, had her faults but was a really nice person, pity was people take advantage of that.At first Hugh is an unknown more talked about than seen but as you get to know him you do fall for him, someone who has loved that long and still loves us a special man, even if he does have a temper on him.Darcy and then Stacey both have it in for Delilah and from the start you don't like them, as time goes by you can see why especially with Stacey.Loved the assistant Logan, who kept coming back even if he was fired and was a real character.You really do have to give five stars to a book that makes you laugh and cry and laugh, and fills you with a warmth that old friends bring. A quote that really sums up the book for me is "I'd heard it said that Karma was a real bitch. But all in all, I think I was beginning to like her."I received a free copy for an honest review