Publish May 6, 2014 by NAL Trade
Summer Benson is a flight attendant, when the plane she is
on crashes and her boyfriend drops bomb on her she decides to head to Black Dog
Bay. After she arrives, Hattie
Huntington offers her a job. Dutch
Jansen, the town mayor, and Summer start a relationship with a timeframe and
lots of rules. As Summer realizes that
Hattie has a nasty vendetta against the town and a special agenda for both the
town and Summer.
I found Cure for the Common Breakup impossible to put
down. Each character, especially the
secondary, had cute quirks. Summer is
extremely relatable. I saw myself as
her best friend and wanted to be drinking wine, cork and all, with her. The fact that Summer was not perfect made her
all the more real to me. She is
truthful, loving, and honest.
The snappy and witty dialogue between Summer and Hattie and
Dutch kept me laughing and covering my mouth.
I loved that Summer wanted to get fired, but knew she couldn’t, so she
kept at Hattie. The fact that the truth
was being told in these conversations only made them better. Dutch and Summer’s relationship would have
not been nearly as wonderful and entertaining without their conversations.
Cure for the Common Breakup is the perfect beach read. I cannot wait to recommend it as a light and
fun read.
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