Review: The Summer Wives

The Summer Wives by Beatriz Williams
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

It took forever for the story to start. I couldn't get into the story.
It was boring. The characters are not very likeable or relatable.
The story was beyond predictable which was annoying. It is a story about rich, privileged
kids doing whatever they want, acting how they want. Superficial issues.

The only good part of the story was I enjoyed how the characters lives intertwined, tangled, untangled, and then intertwined again.

I struggled to finish the book. Just as I read the last page it got good and the story ended. I wanted to read the story after the last page of the book; that story seemed more interesting. Sort of ends on a major cliffhanger.

I would not read it again.

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READING PROGRESS 

November 10, 2020 – Started Reading

November 16, 2020 – Finished Reading

Straight Talking ~ Jane Green

What can I say, another awesome Jane Green novel.  I could barely put this book down!  It was a very quick, fun read.  If life didn't get in the way it would have been finished in two days instead of a week.

Jane Green does a great job "straight talking" in this book.  The main character, Tasha, is afraid of commitment and constantly searching for "the one."  In some parts of this book I was screaming "Why you fool? Why?!"

This is a fluff read, nothing too deep, just something to keep you busy.
If you are in your mid to late 20's and single, this is the book for you.

If you are interested in reading this book you can find it here.

Happy Reading! ~*~ The Bookworm Geek ~*~

Babyville ~ Jane Green

This book was great!  Even though the title is Babyville, the story is not really about babies.  This is a story of three women - Julia, Maeve and Sam. All three women are struggling with their relationships and their identity.  I enjoyed reading about each of the three women's lives and the situations they were forced to deal with.  This book drew me in right from the start and held my attention the whole way through.

Each time the book switched to a new person I was left wondering what happened to the other's life.  However, as the story progresses, each woman's life becomes intertwined with the others.  I found myself relating to each woman differently.

It is intriguing and crazy to see where these three women end up in their lives.  This book was hard to put down and I finished it in four or five days.  I would recommend it to anyone.

If you are interested in this book you can find it here.

Happy Reading!


 ~*~ The Bookworm Geek ~*~