This is a funny, at-times emotional, read that focuses on
Rachel, who has been cruelly dumped by her boyfriend, Simon. Together with her
two best friends, and the “single girl’s to-do list”, the reader follows her on
her journey on getting her life back on track and undergo a dramatic makeover,
get a tattoo and get arrested for breaking the law! Kelk creates likeable
central characters and the reader really empathises and connects with Rachel
and is willing her to succeed in the end. Emilie and Matthew are two likeable
characters, and are the two best friends a girl could have! It is strange that
the story takes place over such a short amount of time (just over a week) and
there are a lot of guys who fall for Rachel along the way, but this is a
fantastic read. As the story advances towards the ending, the story takes an
unexpected turn and leaves you gripped. Its merits are similar to My Single
Friend by Jane Costello in that it is well written and the characterisation is
fantastic, but between the two books, I would favour Kelk’s story. It just left
me with the feeling of loving the book, and whilst My Single Friend was a great
read, this story just has that extra special something. As a whole, the story
was just amazing. 5 stars.
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