Reviews: Worst Idea Ever (27)
“An easy enjoyable page turner about friendship, jealousy and betrayal”
(Hardback)
This is an easy, enjoyable, page turner about friendship, jealousy and betrayal, by an author who writes really well about all these things.
Georgia is a successful illustrator, happily married with twins and who lives in a dream house in Primrose Hill. However, she feels unfulfilled as her success came very easily. Her best friend is Lydia, another illustrator, but one for whom success has never happened. Georgia, keen to support her childhood friend, sets up a false social media account and begins to befriend Lydia as a 'fan'. This is so obviously a recipe for disaster; indeed 'The Worst Idea Ever' but it's well told. I did find it slow in parts and a tad frustrating at getting to the point. However, it does and it's a solid 'Good Read'. Recommend.
“Three and a half stars”
(Paperback)
I could see quite early on where this book was heading, so it suffered a bit for me by lacking any real surprises. I was kept gripped waiting to see if those who deserved it got their comeuppance. I didn't think this was one of Jane Fallon's better books but it was still an entertaining read.
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Worst Idea Ever
Fiction, General Fiction
Jane Fallon (author)
Hardback Published on: 29/04/2021
Price: £12.99
