Tuesday, June 19, 2018

The Invitation - Keris Stainton



Title: The Invitation
Author: Keris Stainton
Publisher: Bookouture
Release Date: June 25, 2018
Rating: 4 Stars

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When Piper James unexpectedly gets a message from her insanely hot teenage crush Rob Kingsford, inviting her to their school reunion, her heart flips. She hasn’t seen Rob in eight years – and he’s always been the one who got away.

Throw in some old friends (and frenemies), a sister on the edge of a meltdown and a few too many cosmos and you have all the ingredients for a real night to remember… Will Piper and Rob finally get together, the second time around?

A hilarious and uplifting story about conquering your demons and being true to who you are – perfect for fans of You Had Me At Hello, The List and The Best Thing I Never Had.
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Piper, a 20-something body positive blogger and music company employee.  She left her hometown after her parents died and moved to London.  She never went back to visit, and now her high school reunion is coming up and an old friend from high school wants her to attend. 

This book was a total fluffy romance (not without the typical bit of drama near the end), but I loved it.  This is a perfect summer read. 

I really loved the characters in this book.  I love the development of the characters, and I think they each have good, distinct personalities.  I loved that Piper is so body positive.  I liked seeing how she dealt with the struggles between her and Rob when she didn't think Rob liked her because she wasn't skinny.  Not only were the characters each distinct from each other, but they and their personalities worked well together.  I especially loved the relationship between Paris and her best friend. 

I liked how the plot flowed and how everything worked together.  Things in the story flowed well, and every thing that happened worked well together.

 If you are looking for a cute, fun, summer read, this is the perfect book for you!



*Disclaimer: I received an arc of this book through Netgalley for review.*



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