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A review by gracefullypunk
Love Rehab: A Novel in Twelve Steps by Jo Piazza
2.0
Many have praised this book for being laugh-out-loud funny, but I just didn't find it very amusing. Perhaps because it seemed so filled with cliches. Yes, women can certainly be love addicts and many would do well to follow the steps in this book (at least some of them) but everything seemed like a stereotype.
That being said, the plot really did have promise. Had Ms. Piazza made the book a bit longer, I likely would've enjoyed it more. There are so many characters and I feel like it just glosses over everyone's story, even Sophie's. Focus on just a few of the ladies in rehab and get deeper involved in their stories, and this book likely would've felt less cliche-based, leaving it much more enjoyable.
That being said, the plot really did have promise. Had Ms. Piazza made the book a bit longer, I likely would've enjoyed it more. There are so many characters and I feel like it just glosses over everyone's story, even Sophie's. Focus on just a few of the ladies in rehab and get deeper involved in their stories, and this book likely would've felt less cliche-based, leaving it much more enjoyable.