My only request, please, Ms Cabot, don’t make us wait so long next time. The incident that came between Becky and Reed felt a bit undercooked and the ending and love story were perhaps a bit hasty, but these are just minor quibbles in what is, all in all, a total treat. Her cast, particularly the wider family, is wonderfully kooky and unique and though the plot may be a bit thin on the ground, it is as delightfully quirky as the rest of the set-up. Although this unconventional approach to telling the story can take some getting used to and may not be to everyone’s taste.
Told entirely in emails, IMs, texts and some really well-pitched, entertaining product reviews, Cabot masters the form brilliantly and tackles any shortcomings head on. This latest book shows just what Cabot is all about, with a funny, irreverent style, a cute romance and her original, eccentric storytelling method. It is over a decade since Meg Cabot’s last book in this series, and boy have I missed her. So when Becky gets roped into helping Reed’s parents relocate, she is determined to maintain a professional front at all times with the man who stole her heart. Now a professional golfer, Reed’s life has taken him far away from his small home-town, but when his parents get into a spot of bother, Reed can’t put off the inevitable any longer.įor Becky, life is going well, she has built up her father’s relocation business and has a steady relationship with boyfriend Graham, so Reed’s return is absolutely, definitely, of no interest whatsoever(!). It’s been 10 years since Becky Flowers has seen or heard from high-school sweetheart Reed Stewart.
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