Judyth’s Reviews > In Good Company > Status Update

The idea that the richest man in the Hampton, who lives in a vacation home every summer and often works from home, can’t also work and live in her hometown is ridiculous. How is this the conflict I’m supposed to care about?

I’m really not feeling the chemistry here. But also, I think I’m discovering that I don’t care for country clubs or the type of rich that goes with them. Something about it just bothers me and I’m not a fan.

I’m almost bored with this. It’s not hard to read, but it’s very easy to put down.
It already feels like this book is too long, and none of the conflict feels serious enough to warrant drama or tension, or even plot honestly. I thought I was really going to like this, too!