The Lucky One Book Review. I have loud music playing in my ears to block out all the kids on the bus who talk about who knows what. Definitely not as perfect as ‘a walk to remember’ or ‘the notebook’ but i could not find anything that i did not like while reading the lucky one.
(handout) for some mystery writers, coming up with a clever premise is half the battle — or more. Book review this is a story about grifters: You can easily imagine how many ways this story would probably go wrong in real life, but who wants to see a movie where a marine leans over to pick up a photo and is blown up?
At the age of three, she was kidnapped, but her father was able to track her down within a couple of hours.
His best friend, victor, seems to have an explanation for his good. A converging dual time line narrative (one of my favourite storytelling structures) in the voice of lucky, a woman who grew up as her father’s “business” partner, on the road, often on the run, and wondering about her origin story as her father has always been closed. She kept a blog during her research of the book, and if the fact that this book is based on true events captivated you as it did me, i highly recommend you take a look! Because there is literally nothing i disliked about the book.