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Still Me |
by Jo Jo Moyes |
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Book Review |
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| (by- Linda ) |
Jojo Moyes has a knack for taking ordinary events and infusing them with tension, so you just want to keep reading. As usual, in this story, her characters are very normal and real, you like them and want to find out what happens to them. Louisa, in particular, felt so familiar, like a friend you've not seen for a while. I loved seeing her in a new environment and watching her become one with it. I live in NYC and think she did a stellar job of capturing its essence.
I loved this wonderful story. Recommend.
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