The book is about Hildy and Paul who take part in a psychological study. Here they were faced with 36 questions they had to ask eachother.
I really enjoyed the beginning of the book where you could feel the sparks between Hildy and Paul. The writing was clever and very funny at times.
I liked the way the conversations were written as plain speech but I did find later on in the book that there was a bit too much of this in one go.
My interest waned a little in the middle of the book but it picked up again as we became closer to finding out what had happened to Hildy's family.
Overall this book was a nice, light read, but I would have liked there to have been more progression with the relationship between Hildy and Paul.
I really enjoyed the beginning of the book where you could feel the sparks between Hildy and Paul. The writing was clever and very funny at times.
I liked the way the conversations were written as plain speech but I did find later on in the book that there was a bit too much of this in one go.
My interest waned a little in the middle of the book but it picked up again as we became closer to finding out what had happened to Hildy's family.
Overall this book was a nice, light read, but I would have liked there to have been more progression with the relationship between Hildy and Paul.