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A review by diammendes
The Lonely Hearts Book Club by Lucy Gilmore
5.0
This book is the type of book I will never forget. The way the characters were human. Simple human beings with their faults and mistakes. Arthur, Maisey, Mateo, Greg, and Sloane all start the book lost in life, trying to get through the challenges thrown their way alone, and they come together to help each other in the end, to be lost together.
Even Brett, the fiancé, is shown in a way you understand him. He loves Sloane - we see that throughout the entire book - but they are not right for each other. This does not make him a villain. Just a man.
This book represents humanity at this core. Lonely people finding shelter in others. The feeling of knowing that you are not alone in this world. It is not a funny book, without a drop of romance, but I recommend it to anyone who feels a bit alone.
Even Brett, the fiancé, is shown in a way you understand him. He loves Sloane - we see that throughout the entire book - but they are not right for each other. This does not make him a villain. Just a man.
This book represents humanity at this core. Lonely people finding shelter in others. The feeling of knowing that you are not alone in this world. It is not a funny book, without a drop of romance, but I recommend it to anyone who feels a bit alone.