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A review by mrsbooknerd
Bittersweet by Noelle Adams
3.0
I was a tad anxious about this novel when I first started because our leading hero sounded like bit of a twit, but I think we broke through this conception early on.
The aspects that lowered the rating for me was the lack of progression and the repitition of some themes. Yes, I understand that Zoe missed Josh, but I felt that the story should have picked up further through her grieving process so that we didn't have the repitition of "Oh but it's too soon...!" over and over again.
I also felt like we understood Zoe's point of view more than Adam, I would have liked to know how he felt watching Zoe and Josh, being a parent to Josh's child... etc I wanted a more developed and deep insight into Adam.
The aspects that lowered the rating for me was the lack of progression and the repitition of some themes. Yes, I understand that Zoe missed Josh, but I felt that the story should have picked up further through her grieving process so that we didn't have the repitition of "Oh but it's too soon...!" over and over again.
I also felt like we understood Zoe's point of view more than Adam, I would have liked to know how he felt watching Zoe and Josh, being a parent to Josh's child... etc I wanted a more developed and deep insight into Adam.