This book was very interesting, starting with the simple notion of a popular hypothetical question.
What five people would you have to dinner, alive or dead?
This story builds upon that by making it a reality for Sabrina, a 30-year-old struggling with her past relationships and finding her way. Seated around her are Audrey Hepburn, her old college professor, her estranged father, her ex-boyfriend, and her distant best friend.
What I loved about this story was the writing style of going back and forth from the dinner party to the past to find out what brought Sabrina to where she's at, mentally. I gave this four stars out of five for one reason. There were a few characters that I thought needed something more to make them more believable or likable.
What five people would you have to dinner, alive or dead?
This story builds upon that by making it a reality for Sabrina, a 30-year-old struggling with her past relationships and finding her way. Seated around her are Audrey Hepburn, her old college professor, her estranged father, her ex-boyfriend, and her distant best friend.
What I loved about this story was the writing style of going back and forth from the dinner party to the past to find out what brought Sabrina to where she's at, mentally. I gave this four stars out of five for one reason. There were a few characters that I thought needed something more to make them more believable or likable.