Review: Friends don't treat each other like this
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 3, 2012
I was actually looking forward to reading this book, but now I'm furious.  If this is a "Comfort Club," then the heroine needs to find a new club (or, preferably, some new friends).  Friends don't set up a friend with the dork from high school.  Friends don't NOT tell a friend that the dork is her new doctor, so that she'll be embarrassed.I was willing to overlook a few grammar flaws, like the heroine's saying that the mailman gets her mail mixed up with the next-door neighbor.  (How could you mix up mail with a person?)  Or that the heroine kept her maiden name so that it would be the same as her children.  (A name is the same as children?)  But the plethora of over-the-top characters did me in.  I didn't even get as far as the ex's return before the surfeit of crazy people who passed as the heroine's "friends" and neighbors did me in.In short, if you think it's amusing for friends to interfere in your life and set you up just to get you back "out there," then this is the book for you.  It's just not the book for ME.