Five Star Review: Singleish by Elizabeth Butts
Author Provided Copy
Publisher: Self-Published
Released: May 22nd 2015
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Length: 183 Pages
Format: eBook, Paperback
Synopsis:
Ashley MacKillop has it all figured out. She has her boyfriend, a house, a good (if not exciting job). Everything is going according to plan, and everything is fitting into the nice, tidy, neat-freak boxes she’s created for herself. Until he walks away. Until he says he needs a break. Until he says he’s done. But he forgot to break up with her. Was she part of a couple anymore? Was she single? A red-wine fueled therapy session with her three closest friends has Ashley trying all sorts of things that force her to break out of her comfort zone and figure out who she is when there’s no man involved. In the end, what defines a woman? Is it the man she’s with? Is it the friends she keeps? Is it the copious amounts of red wine that she consumes? Or is it who she is when no one is watching? Will she decide she needs a man in her life? Will she even want him back if he were to come back?
Review by Stormi
This book is about a girl, who after an almost break up but not a full one, decides to take a blog class. Her friends help her with her blog by making her do something new and different every week which she has to write about, whether its good or bad. I can say that this book was a great read. It was funny and entertaining and very real. I absolutely fell in love with Ashley and her tight circle of friends. I also loved Penny and her babies :) They all stole my heart. I can't tell you how many times I just laughed at this book. It was so enjoyable. It was by far the funniest, most lighthearted book I have read in a long time. The ending was absolutely amazing. By far the best ending I have read in a book. The writing was also very good. It was overall a great book and one that I will definitely recommend. I want to say thank you for the opportunity to read and review this book. I definitely look forward to reading more from this author.