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One Plus One by Jojo Moyes
One Plus One by Jojo Moyes









One Plus One by Jojo Moyes

Her stepbrother Nicky, full of teenage angst, Goth verging on Hippy, picked on for his differentness, finds it hard to relate to anyone. Daughter Tanzie 8 years old going on 80, doesn't fit in at school, is regarded as a swot for her passion and uncanny ability with maths. Jess really wants better for her kids, and they are amazing kids - down to earth, real, loveable and flawed. At the start we are introduced to Jess, single parent of a young daughter and stepson, working as a cleaner, living on a sink estate, scrimping and struggling to make ends meet - and this is done so beautifully I found it impossible to believe Jess wasn't someone not only real but very well known to me, I kept wanting to shout out loud at things she thought and felt "me TOO" "OMG this is AMAZING" - straight off, well that's what I did with this - shivers - immediately. I just knew from the first few pages it was going to be something special - you know when you pick up a new book and with some you think "OK I'm sure I'll get into this soon", or "Hmm this looks good", and on the all too rare occasion you get a shiver down your back and go.

One Plus One by Jojo Moyes One Plus One by Jojo Moyes

Well I was wrong! She HAS done it again and completely blown me away with her latest romantic novel "the one plus one". When I was offered an advance galley of the new book by Jojo Moyes to read and review through the wonderful Netgalley - I was delighted, I adored "the girl you left behind" and so loved her book "Me before you", I really didn't think she could even come close to writing anything that good ever again. Whenever I'm asked who my favourite author is - I name her, as she never fails to delight and presses all my buttons with her lovely romantic family dramas - Well I'm sorry Diane, I'm not dumping you, honest I'm not, its just that Jojo Moyes is my flavour of the month at the moment and looks to be taking top spot for some time yet, I feel almost as though I'm being unfaithful but she just gets better and BETTER. I feel I should begin this review with an apology to Diane Chamberlain. I read this a while ago and now reviews are starting to pop up everywhere I thought I'd add mine.











One Plus One by Jojo Moyes