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"Life on Loan" Will Sweep You In
I thoroughly enjoyed this book from the first sentence. I drew me in. I couldn't put it down. I couldn't sleep last night and ended up finishing the last 50% of the book. I'm a fan of life at a crossroads theme in books, especially women's fiction and in the age group that is presented. The characters are in my own age group, take about 10 years older on my part. I thought that the character of Lena was so true to life. A lost soul and wondering how she got there. I've known a couple of women in long term marriages that have felt the same way. Olivia too, was very vulnerable and for her, it was easy to get drawn into other people's drama. I myself, have been there, done that and bought that T-shirt too. So, her character was easy to understand. You just have to walk away, as she did. It's I've known a couple of Jade's as well. Not to spoil what's in the novel, just suffice to say, there are a lot of controlling and not so nice people out there. I've know 'em too. I liked every single character except for a couple of them and when, make it a when, you read Ashley Farley's novel, you'll see which characters that you just wanted to slap into next week!Give yourself a treat and get swept into "Life on Loan". It's a good story about possibilities.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2020
I thoroughly enjoyed this book from the first sentence. I drew me in. I couldn't put it down. I couldn't sleep last night and ended up finishing the last 50% of the book. I'm a fan of life at a crossroads theme in books, especially women's fiction and in the age group that is presented. The characters are in my own age group, take about 10 years older on my part. I thought that the character of Lena was so true to life. A lost soul and wondering how she got there. I've known a couple of women in long term marriages that have felt the same way. Olivia too, was very vulnerable and for her, it was easy to get drawn into other people's drama. I myself, have been there, done that and bought that T-shirt too. So, her character was easy to understand. You just have to walk away, as she did. It's I've known a couple of Jade's as well. Not to spoil what's in the novel, just suffice to say, there are a lot of controlling and not so nice people out there. I've know 'em too. I liked every single character except for a couple of them and when, make it a when, you read Ashley Farley's novel, you'll see which characters that you just wanted to slap into next week!
Give yourself a treat and get swept into "Life on Loan". It's a good story about possibilities.
Give yourself a treat and get swept into "Life on Loan". It's a good story about possibilities.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2019
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AM.Bugeaud
Will gladly read other author’s books
Reviewed in Canada on August 21, 2020
PETER HOLLIS
starts off well but disappointments
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 29, 2019