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Loading... One in a Million (edition 2008)by Kimberla Lawson Roby
Work detailsOne in a Million by Kimberla Lawson Roby
None. This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers. This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers.This book was a fun and quick read. It wasn't overly deep and drama intense but made me laugh, shake my head and roll my eyes - good entertainment. Roby's writing is smart and the situations are relateable. When it comes to matters involving what can happen to a person's life when they come into a money windall. Roby hooked me from the first page. I was flipping the pages trying to find out what's going to happen next. You can visualize the characters and place yourself in some of the scenarios. Some things were predictable, but yet the ending was a surprise. I look forward to her new book "The Best of Everything". One in a Million by Kimberla Lawson Roby Imagine receiving the best conceivable news. Now imagine that before you can share the news with your loving husband, he tells you that he doesn’t love you and is leaving you for another woman. This is the dilemma facing Kennedi Mason in One in A Million. One in a Million is the story of Kennedi Mason and her quest to adapt to her ever evolving circumstances. Kennedi must learn to live with her exciting news and the demise of her marriage all at once. She is forced to learn who “has her back” and who doesn’t. Sometimes family doesn’t always have your best interest at heart. Kimberla Lawson Roby does a good job with moving the story along. However, sometimes the story progresses too quickly. With less than 200 pages, this book is a quick read, but it does leave something to be desired. The book lacked the character development, readers have come to expect from Roby. Overall, this is an interesting book that will have you asking “What would I do?” no reviews | add a review
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It was one of those books that made me think:
I definitely could write a better book, if she can get published so can I.
This book wouldn't interest most adults, it may appeal to younger readers, but I doubt it because there wasn't enough action. (