Official Review: The Good Stuff by Liz Loughlin

MatereF · Post by **MatereF** » 09 Sep 2019, 12:35

I agree with the author that you cannot always rely on first impressions. I love the way Paul and Diana met and how their relationship blossomed. Great review.

Ekta Swarnkar · Post by **Ekta Swarnkar** » 09 Sep 2019, 13:00

A lovely story, telling how opinions after the first impression can be so ironically different after knowing that same person. I liked the review. It is informative and interesting. Well done!

Niv123 · Post by **Niv123** » 14 Sep 2019, 01:52

Was drawn to the book because of its title, and your review makes me want to check it out more! Thank you for this wonderful work

Meg98 · Post by **Meg98** » 29 Sep 2019, 17:10

This sounds like a charming story. Your review has intrigued me! I think I will check this one out. Thanks for this great review! Cheers:)

Dentarthurdent · Post by **Dentarthurdent** » 10 Oct 2019, 10:53

I wouldn't want to bore you with repetitions of thoughts already portrayed by commenters who got here before me, so I'll simply say that I like your writing style, it's so descriptive and from it, I can easily understand what you loved about the book. Great job!

I_Am_Israt · Post by **I_Am_Israt** » 18 Oct 2019, 10:20

The Good Stuff by Liz Loughlin is a great book. I loved this book. The characters are alive, fluid and walk next to you in real life. The plot is inviting and captures attention until the end of the epilogue.

The main character's relationships with their parents and siblings shows how family shapes people, and the message that acceptance and support builds strong bonds was beautifully clear. I highly recommend this book for anyone looking for a moving suspenseful contemporary romance. All in all this is an amazing and must read book.

Ellylion · Post by **Ellylion** » 22 Dec 2019, 09:03

Thank you for this amazing review! Great love story with reliable characters must be very engaging to follow

And the message not to rely on first impressions is so important!

skinnygirl15 · Post by **skinnygirl15** » 10 Jan 2020, 17:25

OMG! I loved it, it really shows how all relationships really start. First they assume then they eventually talk and get to know them better. This is great and it’s very interesting.