Nancy Pennick's review
Oct 16, 14
Zoe
North hooked me from the start. It felt as if I was in a movie theater watching
a romantic comedy—a good one. Zoe is a spirited, single girl living with her
best friend and business partner, Luke. She literally trips into Dale and
begins a romantic fling with him. He’s the macho type of guy, into sports and
hanging out at bars. Luke is more sensitive. He listens and is there for her
emotional side. She has the best of both worlds…in two different guys. Like
many girls, Zoe dreams of getting married in a winter wedding setting. Somehow
that dream comes true. Or does it?
I love Zoe and her crazy life. She is so in love with finding love; she doesn’t see what’s right in front of her. It may sound like the typical love story, but Ms. Rawson does a wonderful job of creating the world of Zoe. The story is funny, painful and heartfelt all rolled into one.
I love Zoe and her crazy life. She is so in love with finding love; she doesn’t see what’s right in front of her. It may sound like the typical love story, but Ms. Rawson does a wonderful job of creating the world of Zoe. The story is funny, painful and heartfelt all rolled into one.
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