Champagne and Lemon Drops Book Reviews

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"He's only hurting you because he loves you...". ...says every abuse denier. This is the second Jean Oram novel I have attempted to read, and this is far worse than the first. Not only is her ability to belabor a conflict consistent, this novel also adds the theme of emotional abuse, enabling of the abuse, and judgment of the abused. And if you are at all inclined to think women have the strength and fortitude to walk away from toxicity, and SHOULD walk away, this novel will piss you off as much as it did me. The entire storyline revolves around a "manly man" who strings his (ex) fiancé along under the piss poor excuse of "finding" himself (at the bottom of the bottle), and effectively and repeatedly self-destructing *because* she tries to move on while the entire town blames HER for his behavior. This isn't a story of a woman finding herself, or a relationship that struggles before coming out stronger on the other side (spoiler alert, she marries the abusive drunk according to the previous story I read), it's about the perpetual toxicity of societal acceptance that women are weak and abuse should be ignored, the biological clock should take precedence over independence, and if faced with the decision between a kind though slightly uptight gentleman or a set of thick thighs and broad shoulders and a love for emotional manipulation and alcohol, moving forward as a single woman is never a third option.

I had to keep reading!. Just when I thought I knew what would happen next I found out I was wrong! Loved that I really couldn't figure it out until I actually got to the end.

Had to skip through it. Can’t say I liked it even a little bit. There really were no likeable characters, so I didn’t care that much about what happened. Back and forth... Eh...

Champagne and lemon drops. Very good

No. I liked the premise, but none of the characters were likable. It just didn’t work.

Sweet, endearing story. Refreshingly good read, can see this as a reality that a couple can face. Enjoyed the read.

Enjoyed. I just heard the audio and it was great. The story was good the town was noisy like all little towns. Beth was engaged and thought here life was perfect but Oz wasn't on the same page. He shattered here when he said he needed a break for a month. Which turned in to much more to evenly a break up. He self destructed as she moved on and she was torn because she still lived him and now Nash what a mess this turns out to be and though I loved it and read the series out of order. I felt it needed another chapter to finish some of the unsettled business Nash being one and OZ really showing more of an effort.

Champagne and lemon drops. A fun read. Lots of action that kept the reader wondering - what' next?

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Champagne & Lemon Drops. This book is OK but I just had trouble with why Beth was marrying Nash when she knew she was still in love with Oz. She jumped into the relationship with Nash as a rebound fling and really should have just let it go. She and Oz needed to talk more and sort out what he was going through. I still love the characters of Blueberry Springs.

Champagne and lemon drops. Fabulous . Oz takes time to find himself, and then the dramas and confusion starts . A great story if real people with real feelings .

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