Not as amusing as The Godmother, but ok chick lit. ( )

Want to finish - true to life - Good

This is a follow up to the Godmother which I thought was an excellent read. It takes up where the Godmother ended with some of the same characters you came to love. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants a light read. ( )

Just great! I am reading her two books backwards but I have The Godmother in my hands right this minute and am looking forward to another easy solution to getting myself through my Nordic Track efforts!! Getting a look at the same situation from both sides is a wonderful experience in Carrie Adams' hands. ( )

I wasn’t expecting the depth and seriousness of the topics brought forth in this book. I’m not sure why, since the book jacket spelled it out for me, but maybe I was surprised at the way Bea changed and the serious pitfall she fell into. I thought Carrie Adams painted a detailed picture of both characters, alternating between then through various chapters. I was able to hear both their voices and understand their problems. I don’t know if I would say I particularly liked the story, I found it to be a very sad story (albeit true to form for life), but Bea was able to pull herself out of her depressing and addiction and become stronger (one of my requirements for a good book!). ( )