Review: LOVE this book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 23, 2013
**ARC copy of the book was supplied in exchange for an honest review**I have no option but to rate this book 5*, if I could rate it higher I would.I couldn't tell you the amount of times I had to put this book down due to being in tears laughing. I don't think I've laughed and enjoyed a book as much as this one in a long time. Now don't get me wrong the book is not all humour and does deal with serious issues and these issues were handled well.This is primarily the story of Marley Mason. Marley lives at home with her Mum and two younger sisters and although her best friend Dillion is just that, her best friend he is also part of the family. The family dynamics are portrayed well and are quite real, the banter between them, the love, the understanding, the commitment to each other. Their connection is palpable and for me being able to feel the connection between the characters as you are reading, whether they have a positive or negative relationship, is a must for me in a book.The man of the moment in this book is Richard Randy and there were quite a few jokes about this in the book. It took me quite a while to get over the airport scene, oh my days! Again Marley and Rick have a real connection throughout the book and as their characters develop so does the connection between the two.The scenes flow really well and all of the characters develop at a good pace. There are a few secondary characters that have small roles that are not overdone and they fade into the background quite naturally. The story developed well and came to a satisfying conclusion.All in all I really enjoyed this book and have been raving about it to anyone who will listen. I can't wait for this book to be released!