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A review by suzangilly
Exes and Ohs by Beth Kendrick
3.0
Rating: 3.3 out of 5 stars
If reading far fetched drama is you thing, then this is the book for you.
The novel starts off with the main female, Gwen, trying to move pasted being left at the alter by her now ex Dennis. From these she starts to fall for new guy Alex 6 months later. But when things start looking up for these, Alex's ex shows up out of the blue with a secret which pretty much drives the books into this crazy far fetch scenario which ends with everyone having a happy ending.
Personally the book started off right with some funny moment (even though I felt the pace of Alex's and Gwen relationship, or what-ever the hell these two were, was going pretty past). But after Alex's ex enters the picture, the book just go sorts of crazy. But some how all this craziness kept me interested enough to keep reading towards a pretty big let-down of an ending. The ending just left like this half ass thing compared to the rest of the book which was pretty funny and had some great moments.
If reading far fetched drama is you thing, then this is the book for you.
The novel starts off with the main female, Gwen, trying to move pasted being left at the alter by her now ex Dennis. From these she starts to fall for new guy Alex 6 months later. But when things start looking up for these, Alex's ex shows up out of the blue with a secret which pretty much drives the books into this crazy far fetch scenario which ends with everyone having a happy ending.
Personally the book started off right with some funny moment (even though I felt the pace of Alex's and Gwen relationship, or what-ever the hell these two were, was going pretty past). But after Alex's ex enters the picture, the book just go sorts of crazy. But some how all this craziness kept me interested enough to keep reading towards a pretty big let-down of an ending. The ending just left like this half ass thing compared to the rest of the book which was pretty funny and had some great moments.