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Destination Wedding
by Diksha Basu
This story explores not quite fitting in the two worlds she inhabits and is a fun read. The idea of being stuck between worlds was really interesting to me. Tina was a character I enjoyed spending time with, although the plot was a bit slow and her growth was very slow. Marianne was a less fully developed character and could have been expanded but because I was enjoying the ride with Tina, it mattered less. Tina's parents and the people in their lives were really nice additions and added a nice touch about what it means to date again after divorce at an older age and interracial dating, I enjoyed those scenes more. There was a strong sense of place in this book, including some really delightful snippets of people in the background of scenes Tina was in (like a fruit seller in the market). Overall I give this one 3.5 stars (rounding up) because while the premise was great, I didn't always feel it was so compelling. I didn't want to pick it up and find out what happened next or read these characters again, but I enjoyed reading it while I did.
Thank you to NetGalley and Ballantine Books for my review copy, all opinions are my own.
Thank you to NetGalley and Ballantine Books for my review copy, all opinions are my own.