In Five Years
Book Review - In Five Years by Rebecca Serle
Book Review - In Five Years by Rebecca Serle
If you’re in the Chicago area, join me for an in-conversation with Rebecca Serle on March 14th at 2pm at the Highland Park Public Library, 494 Laurel AvenueHighland Park, IL, 60035. We’ll be discussing her latest novel, In Five Years, which I’m reviewing here, as well as a few of my signature interview questions including her favorite decade in fashion history, the authors that inspire her, and more.
Book Review - In Five Years by Rebecca Serle
In Five Years starts with Dannie really hitting her stride both in her career and her love life. She just landed an interview with a prestigious law firm and it went really well. That night, her boyfriend proposed in an elegant and romantic way. Things are going according to plan and Dannie couldn’t be happier. When she and her boyfriend return home, she falls asleep and wakes up five years in the future. She’s living in a home she doesn’t recognize and she’s with a man who’s not her fiance. Spending just one hour five years in the future, she wakes up back in the present day. Was it just a dream? Or do her plans really go that far off the rails?
Book Review - In Five Years by Rebecca Serle
At only 251 pages, this book packed quite a punch. What started out as a romantic comedy ended in a heartfelt, tragic, real love story. I am sorry to say I never got around to reading Rebecca’s previous novel, The Dinner List, which all of my friends raved about. So I really didn’t know what I was getting into with this book. If you haven’t read a Rebecca Serle novel, you should pick one up. They are easy, entertaining reads that touch deeper than you’d expect.
