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After I Do by Taylor Jenkins Reid

This is a second chance romance where you will go through a hurtful journey of two love birds. A very engaging narrative and super emotional characters. Too many lessons to learn and I salute Taylor Jenkins Reid for doing her research thoroughly in relationship happiness, problems and solutions. She carried her unique writing personality that made me know that this is her masterpiece without checking who the author is. I am addicted to Taylor Jenkins Reid's novels.  I love the way she describes the early stage of the relationship, and how it bloomed up and abruptly fades. She elaborates the reasons and even gave some space for the character to mend their broken heart. I deeply felt both characters' grief and realized that those are the common problems married couple faced. Only true lovers succeed.  The story brought me to the song sang by Chicago - Hard to Say I'm Sorry. Say no more, this is an awesome book for those who want to learn about the relationship and...

Our Stop by Laura Jane Williams

Our Stop by Laura Jane Williams is a light and easy read; entertaining and brilliant book. It was a quick read for me. The storyline was simple and straightforward. This can consider as one of my best read for this year. The plot arrangement was brilliant. It was easy to guess for the ending but the surprise arrangement was creative and engaging. The book brought me back to my memories of watching my favourite movie - You've Got Mail. I felt so much happier and enjoying the moment reading the story. There were so many characters played in this story and all were active. I like the way Laura Jane Williams makes every character played and connected their role. The process to reach the peak of the story is very detail and as a reader, I experience the excitement and fun in every movement of the storyline. Laura described her characters precisely.  For example; Train Guy, Coffee Stain Girl, train schedule and even the imaginary crowds were enlivened as if it was so real in ...