Wednesday, July 4, 2018

#Giveaway #Review The Letter, Kitty's Story by Eliza J Scott



The Letter – Kitty’s Story
Thirty-four-year-old Kitty Bennett is trapped in a loveless marriage to criminal barrister, Dan, who’s gradually isolated her from her family and friends. Until the day she (literally) bumps into her first love, the handsome and easy-going Ollie Cartwright – someone she’s done her best to avoid for as long as she can remember. Looking into Ollie’s eyes awakens feelings for him she thought she’d buried deep years ago, and he clearly feels the spark, too. As she walks away, Kitty can’t help but wonder what might have been…
Dan senses that his marriage is on shaky ground and knows he needs to win his wife round. He turns on the charm, skilfully using their two children, Lucas and Lily, as bargaining tools. But Kitty’s older brother, Jimby, and her childhood best-friends, Molly and Violet, have decided enough is enough. For years they’ve had to watch from afar as Kitty’s been browbeaten into an unrecognisable version of herself. They vow to make her see Dan for what he really is, but their attempts are no match for his finely-honed courtroom skills and, against her better judgement, Kitty agrees to give her husband one last chance. But, all-too-soon, a series of heart-breaking events and a shocking secret throw her life into turmoil…
Will she stand by Dan, or will Kitty be brave enough to take the leap and follow her heart to Ollie?

Life is anything but peaceful in the chocolate-box pretty village of Lytell Stangdale, where life unravels, and hearts are broken. Full of heart-warming moments, this book with have you crying
tears of joy, laughter and sadness.

Review:
This was a very different kind of read for me. A story dealing with heavy topics that the author did pretty well in keeping in a light tone. Although I enjoyed it and rooted and cheered for Kitty and those supporting her, it bugged me that she seemed to jump from an unhealthy and toxic marriage right into a healthy and loving relationship. I believe that when someone becomes single; whether it was a normal relationship or toxic, that the person needs to learn to be single, independent and just by themselves for a while. I did enjoy this read and the character development was good with a smooth and fast-paced storyline. I was surprised but not surprised, more disappointed when Kitty decided to give her husband another chance when he already showed his true colors to her. Although she did end up choosing a wiser option, to be fair. Although the small time gap between her relationship bugged me, I understand why she made that decision. All in all, a very good read and I look forward to reading the next in this series. 


Author Bio    I live in a village in the North Yorkshire Moors with my husband, two daughters and two black Labradors. When I’m not writing, I can usually be found with my nose in a book/glued to my Kindle, or in my garden. I also enjoy bracing walks in the countryside, rounded off with a visit to a teashop where I can indulge in another two of my favourite things: tea and cake.

Social Media Links –
Blog: Eliza J Scott - elizajscott.com
Twitter: Eliza J Scott – @ElizaJScott1
Instagram: Eliza J Scott - @elizajscott
Facebook: Eliza J Scott - @elizajscottauthor




Giveaway – Win a PB copy of The Lettter – Kitty’s Story, Chocolate and Neom Hand Cream (Open Internationally)
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