A great book to get your through a reading slump. Fun and cute story that breezes by and never feels like it loses pace. If anything the conclusion feels a little too quick. The dialogue was slightly stilted at times but it was forgivable. Prompted some real introspection about my own social media habits. ( )

A wonderful contemporary romance. Charming, funny and it made me think about my own digital obsession. ( )

This is light-hearted 'chicklit' with quite a serious theme - that of social media addiction. The opening chapter is rather salacious and full of innuendoes, and nearly put me off continuing. But I'm glad I did - and realised, much later in the book, that it was important as a kind of prologue.

The main story is about Daisy, a marketing expert who makes a huge mistake when she's out on a date and very tired... and this is the catalyst for a complete change in lifestyle, albeit a very reluctant one at first.

I didn't laugh out loud, despite the claims on the front, but once I got used to the informal present tense style, I did smile once or twice. And once I was about a quarter of the way through, I found it difficult to put down.

More bad language than I'm comfortable with, and a widespread acceptance of promiscuity that slightly shocked me... but a good story overall, with likeable main characters and some nicely caricatured minor ones. ( )