The Love Square: The funny, feel-good romantic comedy to escape with this year from the bestselling author of Our Stop

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Penny did have a couple of wonderful friends who made reading it feel worthwhile, and I did like that she was challenged at the end to figure out what she wanted. Sanjay's boss, Raashi Khurrana is having an extra-marital affair with him, but refuses to leave her husband, Kashin, while Kareena is betrothed to Samuel and constantly held back from her dream of owning a home, by her mother Blossom. Our paid SEN practitioners work across several local authorities in the South West and London with most of our placements being localised within Bristol, Merton and Ealing. The author puts effort into making their main character very modern and while she has insecurities, is also vocal about feminism and very self-respecting. Penny owns a small café in North London and she’s decided she’s not “doing men now,” until she meets Francesco Cipolla.

Its a wonder they took the guy in the first third I really liked and made him so unlikable without any acknowledgement whatsoever - apparently I was still meant to be rooting for them. The bestselling author of Our Stop will have you laughing, crying and cheering Penny on in this funny and feel-good exploration of hope, romance and the trust it takes to finally fall in love. It’s a thoroughly modern summer read filled with romance, fun relationships, friendships, humour and a lot of heart.Each man brings something different to Penny’s life and, without making her sound like an X Factor contestant, help her on her journey. Frankly, there isn’t enough room in this story to develop a relationship with any of the men, except maybe the first one.

only to run on for way too long, dragging everything out and making an already messy situation way messier than it needed to be. You have a old man who is a bit pervy and clingy, a young ‘player’ who wore silk tracksuits, and a random Italian man with issues.Thank you for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review - apologies for it being so negative. All of these shed water during storms, and often there is nowhere for that water to go, or there is too much of it for the drainage system to cope.