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39 of 42 people found the following review helpful
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I have been reading Susan Lewis books since she started writing and have always been a huge fan. Don't get me wrong, not always perfect, but her books never fail to leave me with an immense feeling of satisfaction. Therefore, I find myself almost waiting for a book to not live up to my expectations, which unfortunately happens to some authors who have been writing for a while. What I wasn't prepared for was a book as fantastic as this one.
Nikki Grant is a young girl who is at odds with her parents. She is only young and has huge dreams and ambition to become a screenwriter. Her boyfriend Spence lives in a shared house with her along with some other friends and between them they all have talents that lie in the acting, producing and directing field. Nikki's parents have made it clear that they do not like her lifestyle or her choice of friends and boyfriend. Spence is the love of Nikki's life and she decides that no matter what her parents say she is determined to live her life the way she wants to. If that means her relationship with her parents disappears then so be it. When Nikki discovers she is pregnant she decides to give it one more shot to make things work with her parents. Unfortunately it fails and she decides that she will make the most of her life with Spence and the baby on her own.
In the house that Nikki and Spence share is Danny, David and Kristen. All three of them have contributed to a short film along with Nikki and Spence and the work has caught the eye of Drake, a very famous and successful man in the film industry. When he offers Spence the chance to start a new project for a small fortune he takes the opportunity to start providing for his girlfriend and baby. Although Nikki is tied due to her pregnancy she supports his decision and together all five of them in the house start to make progress. When Nikki goes into labour, she delivers the perfect little baby boy that they call Zac. Although Spence, David, Danny and Kristen are working and having to split their time between their current home and London, Nikki has never been happier. With Zac in her life and the help of David's Mum she feels completely fulfilled. When tragedy strikes everybody's life turns on its head. Nikki finds herself in the middle of a mother's worst nightmare and that is only the beginning.
This book was truly wonderful. Written with such emotion and reality, it brought tears to my eyes. I don't like spoilers in book reviews which is why I won't elaborate on the tragedy that Nikki and Spence endure. I will say however that this is by far the best book I have read in a long time in this genre. Susan Lewis' books can normally be found under Chick Lit however her writing is so much more than that. There are not always fairytale endings but the story is told with feeling and is written beautifully. I cannot praise this book enough and am shocked and surprised that Susan Lewis has surpassed my expectations and written the best book of her career. If you haven't read her books before then my advice would be to start now. A truly wonderful book.
Nikki Grant is a young girl who is at odds with her parents. She is only young and has huge dreams and ambition to become a screenwriter. Her boyfriend Spence lives in a shared house with her along with some other friends and between them they all have talents that lie in the acting, producing and directing field. Nikki's parents have made it clear that they do not like her lifestyle or her choice of friends and boyfriend. Spence is the love of Nikki's life and she decides that no matter what her parents say she is determined to live her life the way she wants to. If that means her relationship with her parents disappears then so be it. When Nikki discovers she is pregnant she decides to give it one more shot to make things work with her parents. Unfortunately it fails and she decides that she will make the most of her life with Spence and the baby on her own.
In the house that Nikki and Spence share is Danny, David and Kristen. All three of them have contributed to a short film along with Nikki and Spence and the work has caught the eye of Drake, a very famous and successful man in the film industry. When he offers Spence the chance to start a new project for a small fortune he takes the opportunity to start providing for his girlfriend and baby. Although Nikki is tied due to her pregnancy she supports his decision and together all five of them in the house start to make progress. When Nikki goes into labour, she delivers the perfect little baby boy that they call Zac. Although Spence, David, Danny and Kristen are working and having to split their time between their current home and London, Nikki has never been happier. With Zac in her life and the help of David's Mum she feels completely fulfilled. When tragedy strikes everybody's life turns on its head. Nikki finds herself in the middle of a mother's worst nightmare and that is only the beginning.
This book was truly wonderful. Written with such emotion and reality, it brought tears to my eyes. I don't like spoilers in book reviews which is why I won't elaborate on the tragedy that Nikki and Spence endure. I will say however that this is by far the best book I have read in a long time in this genre. Susan Lewis' books can normally be found under Chick Lit however her writing is so much more than that. There are not always fairytale endings but the story is told with feeling and is written beautifully. I cannot praise this book enough and am shocked and surprised that Susan Lewis has surpassed my expectations and written the best book of her career. If you haven't read her books before then my advice would be to start now. A truly wonderful book.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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I am surprised by some of the negative reviews of this book - if I had read the reviews first I wouldn't have bothered reading the book. This is a sad story in many ways but not miserable and is also quite uplifting in places. The relationships between all of the characters are portrayed very well and the reactions of a family that is used to wealth and is now dealing without the comfort of money, is handled very well. Friendships are put to the test in this storyline and the challenges faced by all are dealt with very well. This is a book well worth reading.
9 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is definitely one of my favourite Susan Lewis books. An emotional roller-coaster which had me in tears, it was so moving. A subject obviously thoroughly researched and added to characters with such depth made for a gripping read. Like other reviewers I would never have guessed the outcome, a book I found hard to put down. Can't wait for the next one.
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Twee
Sorry to say but this really was just an o.k. read, I felt the author has probably written lots of books and appears to be experienced. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Avid reader
Great Book
I've read a lot of Susan Lewis books, and this by far is one of her best.It had me gripped from page to page. Would highly reccomend to anyone who loves a good novel.
Published 3 months ago by jan
The Choice - Susan Lewis
Not read Susan Lewis before and this was a great book from beginning to end. I will certainly be looking out for more of her publications.
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Don't bother
This is the first Susan Lewis book I have read and it will be the last! The writing is pedestrian, the plot is unbelievable and the characters are cliched and boring. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Francesca
Good Read
I love Susan Lewis books they always take unexpected turns, this one is no different a brilliant read had me in tears on the train! Great book.
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Had me hooked!
This book was incredible. It was compelling throughout, but I actually couldn't put it down during the last 200 pages. Read more
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Looby Loo
I read this book during a a holiday in Malta and I just could not put it down. Will read it again soon. Fantastic story.
Published 9 months ago by Looby Loo
The Choice by Susan Lewis
I dont read much through sheer lack of time but I once I started reading this book I couldnt put it down. Read more
Published 11 months ago by choccymum
great read - twists and turns!
I enjoyed this book! it was gripping from page one! So many twists and turns chapter after chapter!
I felt the book wasn't written as well as others I have read... Read more
I felt the book wasn't written as well as others I have read... Read more
Published 12 months ago by G_Chana
I so love Susan Lewis
A friend first recommended Susan Lewis books to me and I have not looked back since. What a fantastic story and so movingly told. Would certainly recommend this to everyone.
Published 14 months ago by Anne
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