I bought downloaded all of Jill Mansell’s book one day
because she kept coming up in my Goodreads recommendation panel. And well, why
not. I do love chick-lit books. They are the perfect easy read for the days
where you want to read something but don’t want to think.
Synopsis:Daisy manages the hotel in a small quaint village
in England in which her exceedingly cool dad Hector owns, when a wedding comes
into the hotel. This wedding is of Dominic, whose ex- Tara- just happens to work in the hotel and is Daisy’s
best friend (oooh look at all the connections already!). Sparks reignite
between Tara and Dominic. Daisy and Dev (Dominic’s best man) have some issues
as well, but Daisy is also trying to start things up with her best friend Josh
again.
Confused yet? Staying at Daisy’s had a lot of sub-stories
going on; while it wasn’t hard to follow each story line. But they all flowed
into the bigger picture. It was easy to like the characters in this book. Jill
Mansell developed them in a way that you
felt connected to them. I love Hector. He seemed like the coolest dad. Josh
was a great character to. What girl wouldn’t fall in love with him?
I give it 3 stars, The typical British chick lit book. Nothing special but it filled my chick-lit
quota for the week. I know this isn’t the best review, but with all the sub-stories
going on I find it hard to give a good synopsis without spoiling anything and
how they are interconnected.
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