Two hearts. Two families devoted through generations of friendship. Could Edy and Hassan really risk all that? And yet ... how could they not?
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First line:
Friday night. The sky hung heavy, seamless, with heaven's stars blotted out by overbearing skyscrapers.----------
Source:
Review copy from author----------
Rating:
3 dancers out of 5----------
I enjoyed the storyline of Love Edy. What held me back was Shewanda's writing. I can't even explain to you what it was about it. I felt it uncomfortable and disjointed and thus it detracted from my experience. The other thing I didn't like was Hassan's and Edy's stubbornness about telling the other how they felt. But it was part of who each of them was, so I could understand that.
Hassan and Edy have been best friends since forever. It would seem natural for them to fall into a relationship, but the can't. Hassan is Hindi and Edy is Christian. But most importantly, Hassan's parents have already arranged a marriage for him, one that he doesn't want. He just wants Edy. Watching their relationship grow from friendship to something more was special. I can't wait to see it developed more in the second book. I want to know when it comes out! The ending was totally unexpected. I also want to know more about Wyatt's background, the full story, not just bits and pieces.
Love Edy is for people who love seeing childhood friends become something more. I love cute romances and this is definitely one of them.
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