“Two sisters. One road trip. What could possibly go wrong?” Well, a bizarre sub plot involving a Diana Spencer obsessed truck driver, for a start.
Safe, sensible Lottie is planning her wedding to her long-term boyfriend. Her sister, wild, carefree Tina, wants to take her on a road trip to show her that there’s more to life than settling down. Along the way, the sisters learn more about themselves, and about each-other.
There are some nice moments in this book, and some thought-provoking moments, touching as it does on domestic violence, but the ending is very predictable, and feels a little rushed. The afore-mentioned Diana fan bit seems rather forced, in order to create a specific situation. A good idea that needed a bit more polish.
Safe, sensible Lottie is planning her wedding to her long-term boyfriend. Her sister, wild, carefree Tina, wants to take her on a road trip to show her that there’s more to life than settling down. Along the way, the sisters learn more about themselves, and about each-other.
There are some nice moments in this book, and some thought-provoking moments, touching as it does on domestic violence, but the ending is very predictable, and feels a little rushed. The afore-mentioned Diana fan bit seems rather forced, in order to create a specific situation. A good idea that needed a bit more polish.