Review: Double Click by Lisa Becker

Double Click by Lisa Becker
Series: Click #2
Genre: Romance / Contemporary
Length: 308 pages
Published on 26th March 2013 by Create Space
Purchase: Amazon / B&N
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Copy recieved from author

Synopsis:
Fans of the romantic hit Click: An Online Love Story will enjoy another voyeuristic dive into the lives of Renee, Shelley, Ashley, Mark and Ethan, as Double Click picks up with their lives six months later. Are Renee and Ethan soul mates? Does Mark ever go on a date? Has Shelley run out of sexual conquests in Los Angeles? Will Ashley's judgmental nature sabotage her budding relationship? Through a marriage proposal, wedding, new baby and unexpected love twist, Double Click answers these questions and more. Readers will continue to cheer, laugh, cry and cringe following the email exploits of Renee and friends.

After the hangover that is the Throne of Glass series I wanted something that I knew I would enjoy and wouldn't be too much of a challenge to read.

Double Click was perfect for this as its an easy to read romance in email format which means you get to read hilarious and chatty conversations between friends with only the important details and gossip happening.

At first I struggled getting into the book though because I completely forgot who was who, ooops. I just reread the synopsis for the first book and was back on track.

Getting to dive back into these girl's fast paced and hilarious life is so worth every page.

From the get go its easy to notice that a change has happened in the dynamic of the friendship and thats Shelley. Shelley isn't her usual tell-all self on her sexual exploits and she's very busy with "work".

Its not too difficult to figure out that there is a man in her life that she is getting somewhat serious with and even though it took a while to come to light I definitely missed the humour she brough in the first book.

I was super glad when she finally told Renee what was going on because how Renee was handling things wasn't fab and I was worried about the future of their friendship for a while.

Mark finally goes on a date and he's head over heels for someone that is a bit too ...catty for the others to handle.

My all time favourite in this book is the pun exchanges that happen, puns are such a guilty pleasure of mine because I can't help but find them hilarious and we definitely get our fair share in this book.

I really enjoyed this, in fact it shows because I picked up the third and final book only the next evening. That review will follow at some point.

4 stars / 5 stars

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