Started in an interesting way, I really was getting vested in the Cecily and Grant story, even the 9/11 storyline opened it up for a very interesting second half of the book, but then the author got lazy and fast tracked the ending with very little detail. It felt like 2 different people wrote the first half of the book and the second half. What a disappointing, boring and overly predictable ending.

I love this book, all get books! I didn’t want to sleep, eat, work, talk to anyone, I barely wanted to walk my dogs lol This book is wonderful as all of her books are!

Great book!

Read this book so fast!!!!

I love the surprises throughout!! Easy read that kept your attention!👍🏻 I’ve recommended it!

Once I got halfway through, I couldn’t put it down.

I LOVE Emily Griffin. I liked some of the characters a lot. But using 9/11 as a plot device was in extraordinarily bad taste. This book could have been written leaving 9/11 out, it wouldn’t have been as easy, but it would have been more impactful, suspenseful, resectful, and fulfilling. This also leaves women with the idea that men who cheat and lie probably still love them, and there’s probably an understandable excuse. Also, this book didn’t need to be written at all. It was just Something Borrowed with a gross 9/11 sham of a backdrop. Amy was just Darcy from something borrowed. Grant was Dex. Cecily was Rachel. Scottie was Ethan. This book was hard in the worst way, and easy in the worst way.

I have enjoyed all her other books. This one was predictable and too far fetched. The ending was a disappointment. I skipped ahead because I couldn’t read anymore of the main character pining for a sociopath.

Just because you can’t put a book down doesn’t mean it’s satisfying or well done. Yes, it’s compelling, but in the manner of a third-rate soap opera. Characters are caricatures, pay offs are absurd, and the backdrop of 9/11 borders on insulting, since it’s clearly a device. Shallow, above-average writing at best.

Another captivating story by Emily Giffin!