Exactly the same book as Where Rainbows End. Same book, two different titles


Beautiful,   February 18, 2005
 33 out of 45 found this review helpful

I enjoyed Rosie Dunne. It is a very good book, just as good as her first book P.S. I Love You. As a lovely romantic story, it qualifies as the types that are considered as page-turners and that you will certainly come back to. The pace is fast, the settings are real and the characters are spectacular. This book takes the reader through the ordinary lessons of life where mistakes are made, objectives are achieved and happiness and sadness often at crossroads.

What is more about this beautifully crafted love story is Ahern's exquisite writing style and his remarkable talent for this genre. Life is all about choices and making the best bargain with it. The way Rosie's and Alex's childhoods are told and the unique way that the writer told the story through letters, emails, instant messages and text messages etc was remarkable. Despite its few flaws, this novel was endearing.I also recommend The Usurper and Other Stories, The Line of Beauty