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A review by mamata_booksandtealife
The Saturday Supper Club by Amy Miller
3.0
This was my first Any Miller book. And since the title sounded so cool, breezy I thought of giving it a try. However, it wasn’t that breezy. But it sure is an okayish Weekend read.
A happy-go-couple gets separated because the boy does something and after sometime the girl pairs up with another boy, someone who has loved her since childhood. But then he wants to test her, and places his girlfriend and her ex-boyfriend in a situation from where they cannot escape. In the process, the girls gets to know the reason why the boy left and then after some drama it ends on a happy note. Well, at least for the two of them :)
Other than the writing, content and the flow, I didn’t find it that interesting. However, if few details could have been avoided or the pace had been faster, it would have been much better I feel.
A happy-go-couple gets separated because the boy does something and after sometime the girl pairs up with another boy, someone who has loved her since childhood. But then he wants to test her, and places his girlfriend and her ex-boyfriend in a situation from where they cannot escape. In the process, the girls gets to know the reason why the boy left and then after some drama it ends on a happy note. Well, at least for the two of them :)
Other than the writing, content and the flow, I didn’t find it that interesting. However, if few details could have been avoided or the pace had been faster, it would have been much better I feel.