The Reunion

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Problematic, however, is how many of the characters lash out unthinkingly, almost at the drop of a hat, acting out impulsively. I’m all for women not being victims/doormats and if there is one thing that Polly does superbly is create great female characters. Whether they are good or bad you can’t help but like them. Lyla was glorious in all her abysmal glory and I was longing for her comeuppance. I kept hearing about The Reunion on #bookstagram and had major FOMO! I absolutely loved Polly Phillips My Best Friends Murder and I just had to read it. I found the audiobook on Scribd and binged it in a day. Totally addictive and juicy, I just had to know how it was all going to end up. The biggest flaw in this book is that there are too many narrators. It alternates between 6 different people’s point of views every chapter. It made it hard to truly get invested in the characters. I just struggled with that the whole book. However, I really liked the ending, so I almost gave this 4 stars.

A riveting, clever, and masterfully plotted thriller about a family vacation that goes very, very wrong. This is a stay-up-all-night-no-regrets read." The best part for me was probably the final 15% of the book, when the Chance parents finally took control of the situation and laid the hammer down. Hallelujah! What took them so long, I thought. If ever a family needed to talk, and listen, it was this family. Guillaume Musso, one of the top three bestselling authors in France for years, is finally getting translated into English with The Reunion. It is his fifteenth thriller in French and was recently made into a TV miniseries. The far-fetched story -- and its many incredible twists, one after the other -- is hard to believe, but at least reasonably entertainingly knotted and layered and then explained. What an unexpectedly emotional and poignant story from the rom com queen, Meghan Quinn. The Reunion is full of tenderness, emotional resonance, and soulful complexity. It's a story about the magic and challenges of family, about the shared experience of pain and love, about the depths of being a human, and I really enjoyed this story.As you can imagine, with the family drama, this book can be a bit heavy. But Meghan Quinn does a wonderful job of showing all sides of this complicated family relationship and writes family tension that everyone with significant family tension will relate to. Each love story is fantastic. I loved them all. Summary: When the stars of the hit show Girl on the Verge reunite for a much anticipated reunion show, fireworks ignite. Old loves and new rivalries form as they try to navigate a return to the world of Girl and whether or not a reboot is in their future. Two main stars Liv Latimer and Ransom Joel were close friends during the filming but after the wrapping up the last episode they parted their ways. Ransom was headlined many box office smash hits as Liv chose a quieter route, pivoting to the world of low budget indie movies.

The childish writing style (so sorry no offence to the author but as much as i loved one of her other books a ton, the writing in this book made me cringe at an unfortunate frequency) Emily can't wait for her university reunion. She has a great life and she can't wait to show it off. She also can't forget what happened to her during her uni days....and she's determined to get revenge. the other brother is from the prequel The One Night his romance is his ex bff and one-night stand he had with her a year ago Meghan Quinn really wrote a book where three sets of relationships were developing at the same time and let me say this shit was torture. Why was it torture? Because Quinn was jumping from POV to POV when sexy times were being initiated and it was torturous!I enjoyed this book. It kept me reading to find out what finally takes place at the long-awaited reunion and also what the full extent of what took place many years before had been. I was invested in the characters even if I didn't much like some of them . I recommend.