Light, funny reading. Particularly like the first pages, where the characters flow around a dinner table, which is one of the best forms of introduction. A classic feature on a screenplay, as one could expect from Rebecca Serle. The reader can easily picture the scene and each character's gestures, the way the interact towards each other, and even their orders, are clear hints to their psychological mist.
From the blurb, it seems to me the dinner guests have been carefully picked, which should lead to twisting and interesting debates around the table, as each of them seems to clearly represent different points of view.
Curious to see if it turns out to be a powerful love story or rather a story about love.
From the blurb, it seems to me the dinner guests have been carefully picked, which should lead to twisting and interesting debates around the table, as each of them seems to clearly represent different points of view.
Curious to see if it turns out to be a powerful love story or rather a story about love.