Taking Sides

by Emma Lee-Potter

This is a story about a couple trying to cope with a long-distance relationship. Juliette wants to live in the country, but her husband Joe is reluctant to give up life in the city.

388 pages, Paperback

First published April 25, 2002

Reviews

[Hannah · Rating 3 out of 5]

I did like the book and it was an enjoyable read at times. The ending chapters were the most exciting part of the book. It was good and I liked it so I kept reading, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend this book to anyone. I got it as a used book sale and it still had the euro price tag on it and I thought that was really cool and the synopsis sounded good so I got it. The story is not super unique, but the author puts twist to make it more of an original story with known events if you know what I mean. The plot was slow at times and after the first hundred pages I was about to stop reading because it did get really slow and I was tired of reading it, but I kept on reading.
At times I liked it at other times I was tired of the book.

[Jess Fillbrook]

so far so good would recomend it to any one

[Tanya Thumbran christ · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed it as it was lighthearted with a bit of a twist. A good read on the whole.