Meet Me in London

Georgia Toffolo has really hit the nail on the head with this ‘peng’ feel-good romance novel. It is Next Level.Not only has it got the pretend-but gets a bit steamy- love story of Oliver and Victoria, it touches on difficult subjects such as illness, depression, guilt and a huge one that I am so pleased to see delicately handled INFERTILITY. 👏🏻I couldn’t put this book down, it was so beautifully written, a brilliant story and lovable characters (aside from Andrew). I can totally see why this is a Sunday Times Top 20 Bestseller. Oliver is an absolute dreamboat, And the Lost Hours girls are what you want from your girl gang!I cannot wait to read Meet me in Hawaii (which I am so fortunate to have an ARC paperback of) and of course, the further 2 books in this series!I definitely recommend this book! My only regret is waiting so long to read this book.

I bought this as it was £2 and I had seen good reviews from a book club I am in. It took me three attempts to get further than the 4th page.There is no natural flow to the story, it’s very clunky and disjointed. Information is thrown at you instead of incorporated into the story. The dialogue between characters has no natural feel. It reads as though it is a year 7’s first go at creative writing in high school. I have never not finished a book before so I have had to skim read it and I couldn’t put myself through reading it thoroughly. It feels like a punishment before I get to any more good books. I read a lot of chick lit and Rom coms so don’t get me wrong I’m all here for cliches if they’re written well. But this was just cliche after cliche after cliche. Nearly bought this and meet me in Hawaii together at the same time, so glad I didn’t. Plus the whole book reduces a woman’s worth down to her reproductive system. This will be taken straight to the charity shop

I saw this book advertised everywhere & even though it looked a chit lit I bought itThe usual story poor girl meets a rich manBut told with the stories of 4 girls the accident that changed their lives & where they are now & Oliver the rich guy who fell in love with one of these girls VictoriaOliver’s family who Victoria gets to loveI enjoyed every page the writing of the feelings of these people their past present & future brought a tear to my eyesWell done Georgia

I found this book a very easy read. Flowed through the story and and you find yourself caring about the two main characters, Victoria & Oliver. Read it in one sitting and look forward to the next book, Meet Me In Hawaii that is due out next spring.

I loved this book read it within 3 days, it's got a great story to it and the only reason why I gave it 4 stars is the first couple of chapters are hard to get into almost like the writer is trying to find a style of writing. It was a bit hard to follow at the beginning but then it became clearer and I couldn't put the book down things got into a great story telling flow of things and I can't wait to read the 2nd book