This book is a sequel to Sweet Caroline, but not in a way that you have to have read Sweet Caroline to understand this one.
There were moments that were a bit predictable, but not predictable in a bad way, and I thought that the pacing was really good.
I thought that it was interesting that she chose to write this novel in the third person, when Sweet Caroline is told in the first, however I think that it was the right choice. Getting the narrative from multiple perspectives fleshed the story out in a way that the first person would not have allowed.
There were moments that were a bit predictable, but not predictable in a bad way, and I thought that the pacing was really good.
I thought that it was interesting that she chose to write this novel in the third person, when Sweet Caroline is told in the first, however I think that it was the right choice. Getting the narrative from multiple perspectives fleshed the story out in a way that the first person would not have allowed.
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