Very Nice
Marcy Dermansky
Rachel
has a thing for her writing professor Zahid, and she thinks he might
feel the same way about her. But when Zahid meets Rachel's mother,
Becca, who is looking after his dog while he's been in Pakistan for a
funeral, he quickly develops feelings for her. Becca's husband ( and
Rachel's father) Jonathan has a thing for Mandy, a pilot. He's left
his family in Connecticut and moved into Mandy's apartment in
Tribeca. Back in Connecticut, things are not going the way Rachel had
planned. When Zahid moves in with her and her mother to write his
second novel, he has little time for Rachel but all the time in the
world for Becca. How could it not be an interesting summer with all
these tangled relations?
Very
Nice is
a fast-paced, fun tale that will remind you of nothing you've read
recently. With a contemporary flair that seems spot-on for our times
and characters who seemed so real, this is
one
book I'm glad I got to read.
Thanks
to Alfred A. Knopf for allowing me to read this book in exchange for
an honest review.
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