Love coco!!!

This book was just as amazing & captivating as the first 2. I laughed, I was shocked, and my love for the characters has only grown! It's like visiting good friends who have real issues & problems just like we all do. Just so refreshing to read scenarios that feel so real! I hope there is another book in the works bc I can not wait! Great great series!!! ( )

Love coco!!!

This book was just as amazing & captivating as the first 2. I laughed, I was shocked, and my love for the characters has only grown! It's like visiting good friends who have real issues & problems just like we all do. Just so refreshing to read scenarios that feel so real! I hope there is another book in the works bc I can not wait! Great great series!!! ( )

Like many reviewers on here, when I was offered the chance of an ARC copy of this book I did not hesitate. This is the third (and possibly last, boo hoo) instalment of the Coco series, and I fairly romped through this book, in firs of giggles throughout.
We pick up with Coco and the hunky Adam happily married (at last) and living in Coco's London home. However life throws them a curve ball when she finds herself pregnant at the age of 44 and then finds out her son needs to go into rehab!
The way the experience of pregnancy is written about is very accurate and funny and the pregnancy is the perfect foil for all the old characters from the previous books to come together again. All the characters are cleverly written, but I especially loved Ethel!
As others have said, I too hated Ethel in the first book but have grown to love her over the series and was shocked and hilariously thrilled by her experiences in this book. (I won't say anything more about this so as not to spoil it for anyone.)
In summarizing this series I would say the Robert Bryndza had created a fabulous cast of comedy characters and a laugh out loud series of books, I highly recommend them. ( )

When I was offered the chance of an ARC copy of this book I did not hesitate. This is the third (and possibly last, boo hoo) instalment of the Coco series, and I fairly romped through this book, in firs of giggles throughout.
We pick up with Coco and the hunky Adam happily married (at last) and living in Coco's London home. However life throws them a curve ball when she finds herself pregnant at the age of 44 and then finds out her son needs to go into rehab!
The way the experience of pregnancy is written about is very accurate and funny and the pregnancy is the perfect foil for all the old characters from the previous books to come together again. All the characters are cleverly written, but I especially loved Ethel!
As others have said, I too hated Ethel in the first book but have grown to love her over the series and was shocked and hilariously thrilled by her experiences in this book. (I won't say anything more about this so as not to spoil it for anyone.)
In summarizing this series I would say the Robert Bryndza had created a fabulous cast of comedy characters and a laugh out loud series of books, I highly recommend them. ( )

Told through diary entries rather than email messages, Coco navigates the "joys" of pregnancy at age 45 while worrying about the success of her newest book and hunky husband Adam's struggle to find work. As always, author Robert Bryndza succeeds in squeezing humor out of life's challenges, sprinkled with a few outrageous events that could only happen to Coco. Unfortunately, pregnancy seems to bring out Coco's worst traits - self-doubt, jealousy, jumping to unfounded conclusions, and downright meanness - perfectly understandable for a pregnant Coco, just not as amusing as the more free-wheeling Coco of previous installments. But ex-mother-in-law Ethel is in top form in Consequences of Love and Sex and Bryndza puts her in the story at just the right moments, along with giving Coco's last romp a satisfying ending. ( )