This is an easy summer read about 2 very different sisters going on a road trip both trying find themselves and come to terms with the death of their sister. Shocked that the characters were in their 40s rather than 20s. It did cover some more serious subjects that gave the story more depth. I’d recommend the story easy reading, no thinking involved perfect holiday read..
Tina the carefree and spirited ones has whisked Lottie away for a last ‘hurrah’ before she is to wed her long-term boyfriend Dean. Lottie is the well-grounded sister who wants to have the whole ‘husband, kids and the house with the white picket fence’ kind of life.
Tina uses the guise of spreading their recently deceased sister Mia’s ashes to convince Lottie to come on the trip. Unbeknownst to Lottie, Tina has an ulterior motive for the journey. Tina, who has a severe case of commitmentphobia, doesn’t understand why Lottie would want to get married and least of all, why she wants to marry Dean. Tina concocted this little trip as a way of trying and make her Lottie ‘Live a Little’ and hopefully re-think her upcoming nuptials..
This is an easy summer read about 2 very different sisters going on a road trip both trying find themselves and come to terms with the death of their sister. Shocked that the characters were in their 40s rather than 20s. It did cover some more serious subjects that gave the story more depth. I’d recommend the story easy reading, no thinking involved perfect holiday read..
Tina the carefree and spirited ones has whisked Lottie away for a last ‘hurrah’ before she is to wed her long-term boyfriend Dean. Lottie is the well-grounded sister who wants to have the whole ‘husband, kids and the house with the white picket fence’ kind of life.
Tina uses the guise of spreading their recently deceased sister Mia’s ashes to convince Lottie to come on the trip. Unbeknownst to Lottie, Tina has an ulterior motive for the journey. Tina, who has a severe case of commitmentphobia, doesn’t understand why Lottie would want to get married and least of all, why she wants to marry Dean. Tina concocted this little trip as a way of trying and make her Lottie ‘Live a Little’ and hopefully re-think her upcoming nuptials..
Tina the carefree and spirited ones has whisked Lottie away for a last ‘hurrah’ before she is to wed her long-term boyfriend Dean. Lottie is the well-grounded sister who wants to have the whole ‘husband, kids and the house with the white picket fence’ kind of life.
Tina uses the guise of spreading their recently deceased sister Mia’s ashes to convince Lottie to come on the trip. Unbeknownst to Lottie, Tina has an ulterior motive for the journey. Tina, who has a severe case of commitmentphobia, doesn’t understand why Lottie would want to get married and least of all, why she wants to marry Dean. Tina concocted this little trip as a way of trying and make her Lottie ‘Live a Little’ and hopefully re-think her upcoming nuptials..
This is an easy summer read about 2 very different sisters going on a road trip both trying find themselves and come to terms with the death of their sister. Shocked that the characters were in their 40s rather than 20s. It did cover some more serious subjects that gave the story more depth. I’d recommend the story easy reading, no thinking involved perfect holiday read..
Tina the carefree and spirited ones has whisked Lottie away for a last ‘hurrah’ before she is to wed her long-term boyfriend Dean. Lottie is the well-grounded sister who wants to have the whole ‘husband, kids and the house with the white picket fence’ kind of life.
Tina uses the guise of spreading their recently deceased sister Mia’s ashes to convince Lottie to come on the trip. Unbeknownst to Lottie, Tina has an ulterior motive for the journey. Tina, who has a severe case of commitmentphobia, doesn’t understand why Lottie would want to get married and least of all, why she wants to marry Dean. Tina concocted this little trip as a way of trying and make her Lottie ‘Live a Little’ and hopefully re-think her upcoming nuptials..