One Day With You: THE NUMBER ONE BESTSELLER

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Colm O’Flynn was loved by his close circle of friends and family, but his death came much too soon for everybody to make peace with their own past. I particularly enjoyed the humorous bantering among the widow and her friends, women “of a certain age.

One Day With You, a review by Shelley – The Book Review Crew One Day With You, a review by Shelley – The Book Review Crew

On a mission to learn if she walked out on her ‘happy ever after’, she quits her job, her flat, her entire life, and goes off on a quest to track down all the guys that she’s ever loved. One Day with You – two fateful goodbyes, two unexpected hellos, and 24 hours that change everything. To summarize, One Day With You is a heartwarming read that handles multiple themes with a deft touch. Found a couple of the main characters selfish arses and another few of them a bit too understanding and 'perfect'.The writing wasn't bad and I might check out more by this author but I was not impressed - I just felt I had to keep reading to see if I thought was going to happen, did happen - it kinda did. However one night she broke their marriage vows, and never got the opportunity to ask for his forgiveness. Saw that 'some' friends gave this book good reviews - It was audio on my Scribd (Scottish accents and all). When Nate and Liv walked up the aisle, she knew that she was marrying the one, her best friend, and soul mate.

One Day With You - Chick Lit Central Book Review: One Day With You - Chick Lit Central

I'll tell ya why, cuz he's hitting it with his bff's wife and they're not really where they told their spouses they would be. To read more about the site or if you want a graphic to link to us, see the about page for more details. The story is told over the space of just one day and it’s difficult to imagine how much actually happens in that 24 hour period, but Shari low manages to capture the highs and lows of life.It’s a collection of features I’ve written over the last twenty years about raising a family: an endless stream of disasters, dramas, embarrassing moments, childhood milestones, and chaotic summer holidays. After escaping her controlling husband, Bernadette Manson is taking the first extravagant holiday of her new life. There are lots of characters and while I didn't like some behaviour by some characters (If you read it, you'll know) it was all integral to the story, so completely necessary.