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A review by apagetoturn
Life Rewritten by Andrea Johnston
5.0
A truly wonderful and heart warming story about finding true love again, in your forties!
."Dating is almost like a really long job interview. Except instead of a power suit and a great up do, you're squeezed into some Spanx and trying not to order food that will stick to your teeth." .
A great story about rediscovering love after losing your one true love; and rewriting your life a little. I truly enjoyed diving into Victoria's life, her love of books, coffee, and her son really stuck to me. I felt like I could relate even though I'm a decade younger. I also really adored her friendship with her sister, Charlotte, and her best friend, Anna. Those three reminded me of my own triple threat of a group of friends - we handle life as one, and it's amazing.
"COFFEE. IS THERE anything better? The smell. The color. The caffeine! I'm a firm believer in the concept that nothing starts a day off like a freshly brewed cup of coffee."
"Most mornings I sit here, ponder life, read a little, and people watch. I love to people watch and try to figure out each person's story. I suppose that little habit of mine has contributed to my love of reading."
Not the first man to catch her eye in the book, but Dillon is the catch of the century. While I knew pretty early on he'd be a love interest; I didn't fully comprehend the impact he would have on her life. With a few twists along the way, this story caught my heart and made me laugh out loud; but it also made me tear up a little too. A very well-rounded story. Well done, Andrea.
."Dating is almost like a really long job interview. Except instead of a power suit and a great up do, you're squeezed into some Spanx and trying not to order food that will stick to your teeth." .
A great story about rediscovering love after losing your one true love; and rewriting your life a little. I truly enjoyed diving into Victoria's life, her love of books, coffee, and her son really stuck to me. I felt like I could relate even though I'm a decade younger. I also really adored her friendship with her sister, Charlotte, and her best friend, Anna. Those three reminded me of my own triple threat of a group of friends - we handle life as one, and it's amazing.
"COFFEE. IS THERE anything better? The smell. The color. The caffeine! I'm a firm believer in the concept that nothing starts a day off like a freshly brewed cup of coffee."
"Most mornings I sit here, ponder life, read a little, and people watch. I love to people watch and try to figure out each person's story. I suppose that little habit of mine has contributed to my love of reading."
Not the first man to catch her eye in the book, but Dillon is the catch of the century. While I knew pretty early on he'd be a love interest; I didn't fully comprehend the impact he would have on her life. With a few twists along the way, this story caught my heart and made me laugh out loud; but it also made me tear up a little too. A very well-rounded story. Well done, Andrea.