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6girlsmom 's review for:
Destination Wedding
by Diksha Basu
I received an advance copy of this book through NetGalley, and would like to thank the author and publisher for the opportunity to read and review this.
In the beginning, Tina, her best friend, her divorced parents, and her mom’s boyfriend fly to India to attend a family wedding. The bride and groom have decided not to follow the traditional Indian wedding format, leaving the guests lots of time to pursue outside activities.
I enjoyed this book, but it took me a lot longer than usual to read. The plot felt a little disjointed to me, with characters (a BIG cast of characters) coming and going in all directions, sometimes meeting up, sometimes not. The chapter headings didn’t have anything to do with what was in the chapters, and some of the characters seemed simply there to hold space, as we never heard much about them again. There did not seem to be much resolution for some of the characters, and other storylines seemed like their arcs were rushed to a conclusion. I really expected to like this one more than I did, but I never felt like I wouldn’t finish it.
In the beginning, Tina, her best friend, her divorced parents, and her mom’s boyfriend fly to India to attend a family wedding. The bride and groom have decided not to follow the traditional Indian wedding format, leaving the guests lots of time to pursue outside activities.
I enjoyed this book, but it took me a lot longer than usual to read. The plot felt a little disjointed to me, with characters (a BIG cast of characters) coming and going in all directions, sometimes meeting up, sometimes not. The chapter headings didn’t have anything to do with what was in the chapters, and some of the characters seemed simply there to hold space, as we never heard much about them again. There did not seem to be much resolution for some of the characters, and other storylines seemed like their arcs were rushed to a conclusion. I really expected to like this one more than I did, but I never felt like I wouldn’t finish it.