The Man Who Didn’t Call
September 17, 2019 - Comment
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It was utterly marvellous in every way and Iâm so glad I picked it up. Oh how I loved this book! Definitely in my top five of the year because I loved the multi-genre aspect of this book. It had the banter of a chick-lit, the gripping tense nature of a thriller and the realism of contemporary fiction. It was utterly marvellous in every way and Iâm so glad I picked it up.Sarah has met the man of her dreams, it was instant love and she thinks Eddie is THE ONE. Except Eddie went on holiday and never came back, doesnât answer his phone and his friends are…
Flimsy chick-lit Really disappointed with this novel. It’s a fantastic ‘why has no-one done this before’ concept but I knew from the first few pages that I’d struggle to finish it. The entire premise revolves around falling completely in love with someone and the agony of them not calling back – but the writing was just too Mills and Boon and cliche to give it any heart or power. Flimsy chick-lit with an okay twist but I was too switched off by the time it came to even really care. I wish someone as…
Not my favourite Too much inconsequential dialogue at the beginning, probably to show how the 2 main characters fell in love, which I found plain tedious, and didn’t help me make a connection about their feelings . I thought Douglas Kennedy’s ‘5 days’ much more emotionally shocking, without all the hoo-ha of how how they felt about one another. Another reviewer said they found Sarah to be bland, but I thought she was melodramatic, (all those italics) to a point where she became annoying.Eddie’s mother…