So I didn't love the first book, and honestly I dislike this one even more. It's not necessarily awful, but more that it is easily forgotten. It was a continuation from Pentland's debut and it did read a lot nicer - it didn't feel as choppy. Although, it did feel just as dull. Nothing major happens, like most chick-lit books.. but I just wasn't in the mood for a heartwarming book which meant that I wasn't at all invested in the characters.
One plus to this book was that it didn't feel as much like I was reading about Louise Pentland herself, and instead actually felt like the piece of fiction is was meant to be. However, I found the main character to be quite privileged and whiny, making her very unrelatable. It was also pretty predictable, but easy to read.
One plus to this book was that it didn't feel as much like I was reading about Louise Pentland herself, and instead actually felt like the piece of fiction is was meant to be. However, I found the main character to be quite privileged and whiny, making her very unrelatable. It was also pretty predictable, but easy to read.