Book review. Love is not difficult to deceive.

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Ghosts | Love is not hard to fool

6 Points or ★ ★ ★

The story of "Nina Dean," a young woman in her thirties who had a good life, but what she didn't have was a boyfriend. One day her friend suggested using a dating app, allowing her to meet "Max," a young man in her thirties whose life wasn't clear. Later, they both seemed to be dating, while love was going well, even though X was gone, disappeared without saying anything.

The plot / storyline is pretty good, it's kind of fun, it's funny, it's easy to read, it's easy to understand, before reading, it's probably not in, because Nina's life is completely opposite to me, and it matches Max's life? It's probably not because we barely know anything about Max. Life is a little vague, don't know how it came to be, suspicious like the characters in the story are curious. It's really like this. I hope I won't do this to anyone.

The story is relatively slow to mid-time. The early days are not very interesting, so boring that you have to place and go to read other books first. But after about page 150 and above, it is more interesting, so that you can read more and more, but it is not very addictive.

It's not very difficult to guess because it's quite common, it doesn't have any peak or more than expected, and I think there's something more pleasing or memorable when I read it, I wait and I expect that there must be something pleasing, so it doesn't seem like it.

The ending is nothing special, it's not a thought, it's just a read, if you've learned anything, it's fine, but I think it's too small compared to the number of pages or the thickness of the book.

Author: Dolly Alderton

Translator: Phurishya Asuani at Ayutthaya

Publisher: Beat

Category: Translated Literature

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