Sylvie and Dan Winter face the daunting reality of decades more marriage, and Sylvie starts Project Surprise Me to keep things exciting. Most of the surprises backfire—sometimes revealing long-held secrets that threaten their relationship.
It wasn’t a disaster, but it wasn’t Kinsella at her best. The story felt disjointed, with some parts dragging and others forgotten until suddenly reappearing. The premise was thin, and the characters felt immature at times. I even put it down to read another book—something I’ve almost never done with Kinsella.
That said, I stuck with it, and the ending was satisfying. I’d recommend this only for die-hard Sophie Kinsella fans.
★★★☆☆
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