Title: I Did (And I Wouldn't Read This Author Again)
Product review: I don't mind a scatterbrained heroine; in fact, I love Sophie Kinsella's heroines a lot. But Lily is absolutely exhausting. I tried to find redeeming qualities to make her halfway intelligent, interesting or even likeable, but I was unable. I didn't read this author's first novel, but when that heroine, Lily's sister, Lauren, enters the book, she is horrid. She constantly thinks her husband is cheating (after apparently at least 4 years of marriage), to the point where she's left him and rushed to London within days of giving birth. Lily's love interest is even more idiotic than she, if possible, and their romance inutterably boring.Every character in this book is superficial and dull. There is nothing in the novel that any normal adult could relate to at all. It is more like Paris Hilton meets The National Enquirer. Do yourself a favor and leave this one at the bookstore.
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