Review: Anything Ms Tyler writes is going to be great
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 6, 2014
Ariel Swan returns to England when her promising singing career in America comes to an abrupt end and, inevitably, meets up with her ex-lover, Dave.  Dave, whose romantic life has never been straightforward, is once again caught up in a maelstrom of emotion as he discovers it is perfectly possible to love two women at once. His second marriage is not a success and he finds it difficult to love his unplanned second child.There are two lesser, but equally intriguing sub-plots in this delightful novel.Janice, Dave’s ex-wife, is now happily married to Max, a successful chef and restaurateur, but Max is beginning to sink back into the alcoholism that he thought he had beaten.Shane, Dave’s best friend, is avoiding him and Dave has no idea why. (There’s a bit of a bombshell about to happen here, but I’m not telling.)‘Full Circle’ is the sequel to Terry Tyler’s ‘Dream On’. Unlike the vast majority of sequels it works very well. I actually read them in the wrong order, which is probably not a good idea, but it did test the sequel to see whether it stood alone, and I can tell you, it does.I suspect that anything Ms Tyler writes is going to be great. This is the fourth book of hers that I have read and she has not disappointed me so far. Quite apart from interesting plots and wonderfully well-drawn characters, she writes in a fluent, grammatically correct style that is a pleasure to read.Keep writing them, Terry, and I’ll keep reading them.