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A review by pagesfullofstars
Just Like Fate by Cat Patrick, Suzanne Young
2.0
This book had a lot of potential, as the concept of "what if" and following two different paths sounded really interesting, but ultimately it was a disappointment for me.
After reading the summary I had hope that considering the subject the story will be a little deeper but sadly, the grandmother's disease is merely used as a plot device for the split chapters and that's all. The main character Caroline makes illogical and careless decisions from the very beginning and never shows much growth, plus most of the book is focused on the romance. Well, I guess that the premise is slightly misleading and those readers who would want a light read, won't be disappointed, but it wasn't me.
After reading the summary I had hope that considering the subject the story will be a little deeper but sadly, the grandmother's disease is merely used as a plot device for the split chapters and that's all. The main character Caroline makes illogical and careless decisions from the very beginning and never shows much growth, plus most of the book is focused on the romance. Well, I guess that the premise is slightly misleading and those readers who would want a light read, won't be disappointed, but it wasn't me.