The authenticity project

Published April 15, 2020 by Pamela Dorman Books/Viking, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.

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978-1-9848-7861-8
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I liked the idea, of the impact of a book left in a cafe, for another person to find. What i didn't enjoy as much is the predictability of plot and characters, and what seemed like excessive drama at times. We did get to know the characters fairly well, ish, but for the Australian guy to keep on reiterating he's just a simple dude with no baggage is a bit suspicious, who is he trying to convince.

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I just could not finish this book. It started with great promise and from there it just went down-hill. For me, it was becoming a frustrating train wreck. I had to bail out. I'm sure it is just me.

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The book presents its characters as flawed, but their conflicts feel hastily manufactured and are far too easily solved. It’s a superficial quasi romance that aspires to be far more than it even begins to be. There is very little substance and whatever it starts to say gets lost. The author appears far too timid to manage to say anything of much interest.

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