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My Review of One Day And Forever
This book is a testament to the power of connection and the resilience of the human spirit. It’s a beautifully written, emotionally rich novel that will resonate with anyone who has ever found themselves at a crossroads. The interplay of humor and heartbreak makes it another great story from this author.
The narrative kicks off with Kara McIntyre, who is supposed to be on her way to a dream destination wedding in Hawaii. However, life throws a curveball, leaving her without a job, a home, and, most painfully, a fiancé. Kara’s world is in freefall, but she isn’t alone. Her best friend, TV personality Ollie Chiles, is facing his own crisis. Ollie must decide between staying by Kara’s side or rushing home to salvage his crumbling marriage after his wife is caught in a scandalous viral moment.
Meanwhile, Alice Brookes is fleeing the wreckage of a disastrous marriage and a scandal that left her life in tatters. Her journey is interrupted by a mysterious letter that could rewrite her future. Finally, Zac Conlan, reeling from a personal loss, is heading back to Dublin when a startling revelation threatens to derail his plans entirely.
One Day and Forever is a poignant reflection on life’s twists and turns, with themes of friendship, love, betrayal, and redemption at its core. Low’s writing is warm and engaging, filled with witty dialogue and emotional depth. The pacing is brisk, keeping readers hooked as each character’s journey unfolds.
Author Bio
Shari Low is the #1 bestselling author of over 30 novels, including My One Month Marriage and One Summer Sunrise and a collection of parenthood memories called Because Mummy Said So. She lives near Glasgow.
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I received a copy of this book from Rachel’s Random Resources and Boldwood Books via NetGalley for a review and participation in the blog tour. Read what others on this tour are writing about One Day And Forever.
