Extremely predictable, I had to force myself to finish it as it was very dull ( )

Set against the backdrop of a brilliantly inventive TV quiz show, 'A Question of Love' explores how not being able to let go of the past clouds our judgement when choosing a partner. This novel is full of humour, especially the terrible ex-wife, but it is also serious in nature, and often very moving. Whilst the cover suggests it is primarily a 'girly' read, that dramatically underplays how emotionally satisfying this book is, as it rasies questions about love and forgiveness, and about what we are prepared to do for our beloved. ( )

I've had this book for quite some time and even though I read good critics about Isabel Wolff's, it was always being put behind by others.
It was a mistake, as now, looking for a light read, I finally decided to pick it up and had a very nice surprise. One of the best of this year.
It's not an usual chick lit book, where we have a (usually) no so bright girl, with a dumb job or no job at all, that can't do anything by herself. And a boy that is going to "save her" and no matter what happens throughout the book, we always know they'll end up together.
Laura is a very intelligent and strong woman, who has gone through some very difficult times due to what happened to her husband. She enconters an old flame and everything seems to point to them living happilly ever after. Or don't they?

With real problems, caracters that also seem real and make us interested in what happens next (oh, but can't we just kill Magda??? arghhhhh!), and also funny moments, I will definitely read more of her books ( )