Review: Reinventing Claire - Darian Wilk

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Today's book review is a Chick Lit Novel, something that I haven't read in a while and just felt in the mood for something light-hearted.
 
Review: Reinventing Claire - Darian Wilk- August 2012
Imagine one day you have everything and then just like a domino effect everything comes crashing down till there's nothing left. For Claire, the domino effect started when she was fired from her job and then her husband decided to drop the bomb on her that he had being seeing a women- her friend Monica for a year , and he wanted to get a divorce and marry her -not to mention he wanted their house too. In a space of a few days, Claire had lost everything that she had worked for in the past six years. The next few chapters we read as Claire's sisters Holly and Sam help her start a new life which includes a few very terrible first dates thanks to the lovely thing we call Internet Dating. A year passes and Claire sees Charlie in passing every now and again and her heart still aches, but will this change when Claire meets Mac - also divorced. Claire and Mac hit it off and all goes well until Charlie comes flooding back into her life begging for her to take him back. Who will Claire choose and which guy is best for her "Reinventing Claire" life plan ?
Reinventing Claire is one of those chick lit's that try to put "The D Word" into a humourous and fluffy light with sad moments , outright crazy mental breakdown moments and of course the joy of finding love again when you thought there was no hope left in the world.
If you are on the lookout for a book that you won't have to think too deeply with and something nice and light to clear your mind - then Reinventing Claire is the book for you.


 
 

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