Does Chloe Really Know the Guy She Just Married???

The Honeymoon by Rona Halsall, published by Bookouture was released yesterday, 06/07/19.

After knowing Dan for less time than I take to decide what book to read next, Chloe marries him. It's her dream wedding, and she truly believes this is her forever. As they relax on the beach for their honeymoon, Dan jokes that they should remain on the island forever. Then he doesn't let her leave...

This book was INSANE. I couldn't put it down, and found myself sending texts every 20-30 minutes with my thoughts to a friend who read this before me. Chloe met Dan, dated him for a month, and then MARRIED HIM. Did she really expect things to be totally normal and for nothing to hit the fan? Girl. COME ON. I felt myself cringing and silently screaming at her throughout the entirety of the book.

As for Dan, I expected he was full of it right away. Who shows up LATE to their own wedding? God bless my fiance if he tries to do this. 😄 I won't say anything else about him because I don't want to take away the shock of reading about two characters like Dan and Chloe.

The end was slightly predictable, probably because I read 3-4 thrillers a week. I really enjoyed the ending, and if you don't read as many thrillers as I do you're probably safe from the risk of guessing it.

Overall, I really enjoyed this book. It would make for an unbelievable movie. This is another crowd-pleaser from Bookouture. Be sure to pick this up and take it to the beach or pool this summer!

🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 Stars

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