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Goodreads rating - 3.83/5Β
My rating - ββββ/5Β
Genre - Romance.
ThisΒ is an absolute gem that takes you on an emotional rollercoaster filled with laughter, tears, and the kind of heartwarming moments that stick with you. Alison Mullally, whoβs still coming to terms with her double mastectomy, finds herself in an awkward and all-too-real situation when she agrees to pretend to be her ex-boyfriendβs grieving girlfriend at his funeral. What she didnβt sign up for was spending four weekends with his grumpy best friend, Adam, whoβd rather be anywhere else than sorting through his friendβs belongings with her.
The magic of this story lies in how Alison and Adam slowly, and sometimes hilariously, break down each otherβs walls. Their interactions are full of genuine, messy moments that make their growing connection feel so real and relatable. Alisonβs determination to win over Adamβs prickly demeanor is both charming and funny, and you canβt help but root for her as she tries to navigate her feelings, fears, and the little white lie sheβs caught up in.
Ellie Palmerβs debut beautifully captures the ups and downs of life, love, and finding yourself when everything feels uncertain. Itβs not just about romanceβitβs about learning to face your vulnerabilities, embracing new chances, and discovering that sometimes the people we least expect can help us find our way. If youβre looking for a story that feels like a warm, heartfelt hug with a side of witty banter, "Four Weekends and a Funeral" is the perfect pick.
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