Life After You by Sian O'Gorman - Rajiv's Reviews

Life After You by Sian O’Gorman

Release: September 15th 2020
Format: Ebook
Publisher: Boldwood Books
Source: Rachel’s Random Resources
Find it at: Amazon UK

Meaningful and moving, a beautiful story with life-affirming qualities.
Milly Bryne’s world came crashing down when she lost her beloved Dad and boyfriend in a matter of weeks.
Losing her Dad has broken her family. Losing her soul mate made has made her give up on life and love.
After swerving from stability to chaos to despair, Milly finally believes she has her future back on track when the unexpected return of a familiar face to Ireland throws her once more into a spin. Milly is forced to decide if her new life is the one for her, or if there is another path that will bring even greater riches of joy, excitement and fun into her world. Life just isn’t worth living if your heart isn’t in it?
Perfect for the fans of Cecilia Ahern and Cathy Kelly

About the Author:

Sian O’Gorman was born in Galway on the West Coast of Ireland, grew up in the lovely city of Cardiff, and has found her way back to Ireland and now lives on the east of the country, in the village of Dalkey, just along the coast from Dublin. She works as a radio producer for RTE.

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Life After You Review:

This book, in one word, is just adorable! It’s heartwarming, sweet and just brightens your mood.

The author wrote the story in such a manner that you immediately fall in love with the characters. Milly is adorable in the role. My heart immediately went out to her right from the start as she tries to find stability in her life. She misses her father, has to deal with people like Jarleth, and you just want things to get better for her.

Moreover, the author wrote the supporting characters in a wonderful manner too! Catriona (love the name) was hilarious in the role. I loved her no-nonsense attitude and the way she controls everything, including her pregnancy. Similarly, Siobhan is also adorable and I really enjoyed her connecting people with their astrological star signs. Even the scenes where Milly meets her Auntie, Mom and Sarah for their catch-ups was so cute.

However, my favorite supporting character was Mrs. Murphy. I just loved the scenes where she talks to Milly about love and introduces her to Frederick. Even though she appears for a few scenes, she makes the story so memorable! The author also paints the negative characters in a delightful way. I really disliked Ryan and wanted to shake Milly to stay away from him. Moreover, Carole played the villain perfectly and I just loved to hate. The author wrote her in such a despicable manner. I was engrossed with the characters that I could not put this book down.

The author will take you on a ride and make you laugh, cry and get angry at the characters and their story-lines. Overall, this was a delightful story that talks about love, family, strength and hope and was a wonderful read!