A Perfect Story

OHHHH this one was good. A really long book and I thought when I started it, that it was likely a lot of fluff but it really was perfectly written.

So Margot has a full blown panic attack on her wedding day and leaves her husband to be at the alter. She still wants to be with him but he needs time to think. She gets upset and drowns her sorrows in a bar. The bartender finds her sisters phone and they both see sad people in each other and agree to support each other during their dad times.

She has money so she takes herself off on a big vacation, he has time on his hands and no money and she books him a ticket to go with her.

Their friendship really blossoms and even though she is older than him, they bring out the best in each other.

It gives you 2 endings too which I liked.

The characters were amazingly written, I loved the audio and this book was worth every second of my time.

4 stars