If Only It Were True

Creative story, gre at character development and an ending which has a way it could leaving you to make up how it will really end.

I am not choosing to review. Im forced by Kindle to type here to get out of the book. It was great, but I am not a review type person by nature.

Cool modern novel.

A fast and good read. Dont think about the movie and let go of all preconceived ideas about ones spirit and enjoy the heartfel romance

Love this book series. I read PS Paris first and loved it. Then I found this one and realized it preceded it. This is the book of Arthur meeting Lauren (Pauls friends from PS Paris). The book that follows (Finding You) is of Lauren and Arthur reuniting, unfortunately, that one is not available in English at Amazon. Only the Spanish and French version.

This was a quick read. This author keeps you turning the pages. This story is unlike any one I’ve read. Very enjoyable.

Really enjoy Marc Levys novels. They are not your normal, run-of-the-mill romances. Great to read as an escape from all the negativity and chaos in todays world.

I havent enjoyed a book this much in a long while. It had every emotion, I laughed, I cried, there was romance and it made me happy.. If Only It Were True is far fetched tale but one Id like to believe. It was well written and truly worth reading.

Reminds me of the famous Fred Allen line about early television being chewing gum for your eyes. (See also, Frank Lloyd Wright, Chewing gum for the mind.) This book is light, entertaining, funny and mercifully short. For many, that might be the epitome of a good read and why Marc Levy is so wildly popular. Good not great. The plot is so familiar an intelligent reader can practically write the ending by about page 75, if not sooner. Which may be better than slugging your way to a book with a convoluted or desperate resolution. Buy it and judge for yourself.

A wonderful story of connection and love. I just wish we knew what happened next! I miss Arthur and Lauren. Mr. levy I hope they fell deeply in love and lived in the Carmel house and lived happily ever after with a knowing look when asked how they met....