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A review by lindseyeom
Truth, Lies, and Second Dates by MaryJanice Davidson
3.0
Thank you, NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review!
Truth, Lies, and Second Dates was a fun romance read. I liked Ava as a powerful female character, but she was a bit brash at times. The dialogue was a little confusing at times because I felt like conversations picked up and left off at different points that as a reader, I was left out of.. The other characters were funny and light-hearted, but I didn't really think any of them were super likeable nor did I feel any connectedness to them.
I'm giving this book three stars because it was an interesting read and I really enjoyed Ava as a female lead. I do think this book seemed rushed, or maybe I just rushed through it. It was a fairly quick read which I appreciated. It was a nice break from the more serious reading I've been doing.
Truth, Lies, and Second Dates was a fun romance read. I liked Ava as a powerful female character, but she was a bit brash at times. The dialogue was a little confusing at times because I felt like conversations picked up and left off at different points that as a reader, I was left out of.. The other characters were funny and light-hearted, but I didn't really think any of them were super likeable nor did I feel any connectedness to them.
I'm giving this book three stars because it was an interesting read and I really enjoyed Ava as a female lead. I do think this book seemed rushed, or maybe I just rushed through it. It was a fairly quick read which I appreciated. It was a nice break from the more serious reading I've been doing.