Absolutely stunning read - I loved both Kate and Cecily, they were really believable and flawed characters which is a big plus for me. I really liked several of the side characters, Kate's mum, Rita, reminded me quite strongly of my own which was quite funny. I lived how the emphasis was on Thought for Food though. I really felt for both Kate and Cecily and was anxious at times as I wanted everything to turn out well.
The writing was fantastic, the story flowed perfectly, and I didn't feel it was at all slow. I absolutely loved how the recipe names from Thought for Food were incorporated, this book made me so hungry too! Itching to get in the kitchen and whip something up.
Would definitely recommend The Woman Who Wanted More to anyone who enjoys a very easy to read contemporary novel, I could hardly put it down, and make sure to read all the way to the very end for some lovely extras.
The writing was fantastic, the story flowed perfectly, and I didn't feel it was at all slow. I absolutely loved how the recipe names from Thought for Food were incorporated, this book made me so hungry too! Itching to get in the kitchen and whip something up.
Would definitely recommend The Woman Who Wanted More to anyone who enjoys a very easy to read contemporary novel, I could hardly put it down, and make sure to read all the way to the very end for some lovely extras.