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Lost In Me (2000)

by Lexi Ryan(Favorite Author)

4.17 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Here and Now

review 1: Hanna wakes to find herself in hospital with no memory of how she got there. The last thing she remembers is meeting her twin sister, Lizzy and best-friend Cally for drinks 11 months ago. She finds that her current life is a far cry from what she remembers, she's the owner of a successful business, she's lost a lot of weight and she's engaged to the man of her dreams, but soon she realises that her perfect life is not as it seems. I'm not a huge romance fan and admittedly a lot of romance books end up in my "didn't like it enough pile," but I was totally blown away by the skilful way this romance was told. I kept turning the pages as my mind wanted to know more about what Hanna was going to find out and what she was going to do. Hanna is a very likeable protagonist because... more she's not your stick-thin, idealised version of a woman none of us could stand. She has real insecurities and her story is extremely compelling. I really enjoyed the way Hanna's doubts and fear were addressed and you could relate to what she was thinking. The book is the first in a trilogy and ends on quite a cliffhanger. An absolute must-read for romance, mystery and suspense fans.
review 2: Being a plus size woman, this was an great book. I could identify with the main character, Hanna. Being a plus woman in a size zero world is hard.You want to be beautiful but main stream tells you that you have to be a size 0 and eat salads all the time.It also shows how women can go to extremes to lose weight that isn't good either.The love triangle was surprising and an interesting twist. Not one but two guys that like her for her (personality and looks).I read this book in one day. It was good knowing I am not the only one who struggles thinking I am pretty even though I am a size 22. The right guy will love you for all of you. less

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