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irdna 's review for:
Something Wonderful
by Judith McNaught
5 Stars
I read Almost Heaven before this one, and this one almost, if not equally, as good as it. Alexandra (heroine) was loveable. She looked at the world through rose colored glasses despite everything that happened to her. I also like how she actually has a backbone behind all that sweetness. Jordan (hero) can be a huge pain in the ass. He's hot and then cold. But I kinda get him, the rage and confusion, so his a-little-too-late apologies was acceptable (could be because I was in the midst of crying up till the very end). In the author's note, Judith McNaught wrote how by including the epilogue, "it carried the story to an even better, fuller ending" and I totally agree. It was so good in Almost Heaven and it's just as good in this one ❤️
I read Almost Heaven before this one, and this one almost, if not equally, as good as it. Alexandra (heroine) was loveable. She looked at the world through rose colored glasses despite everything that happened to her. I also like how she actually has a backbone behind all that sweetness. Jordan (hero) can be a huge pain in the ass. He's hot and then cold. But I kinda get him, the rage and confusion, so his a-little-too-late apologies was acceptable (could be because I was in the midst of crying up till the very end). In the author's note, Judith McNaught wrote how by including the epilogue, "it carried the story to an even better, fuller ending" and I totally agree. It was so good in Almost Heaven and it's just as good in this one ❤️