The Sweetest Revenge

De: Lizzy Dent

Narrado por: Brittany Pressley

“I love, love, love Lizzy Dent.”—Emily Henry, author of People We Meet on Vacation and Happy Place

Bridesmaids meets Emily in Paris—in London—in this hilarious and heartfelt story of one handsome neighbor, one no-good ex, and the summer Amy Duffy makes the comeback of her life.

Her past is a mess. But her present is about to get delicious.

Amy is more than one disastrous night of drunken revenge on her boss/ex-boyfriend’s Audi—the night that tanked her rising TV producer career and led to a hasty move to London for a fresh start. She is thirty years of awesomeness. At least, that’s what Amy tells herself every morning before trekking to her mediocre job making trailers at a failing British TV channel.

Two years later, she’s finally starting to believe it. Sparks are flying between her and Jake, her handsome new downstairs neighbor, and there’s a competition at work that just might get her career back on track while bringing her and Jake even closer. But then, in a twisted turn of fate, the ex-boyfriend who wrecked her life is hired as her new boss and past and present are about to epically, hilariously collide.

Reseñas de la Crítica

One of USA Today’s Summer Must-Read Romances
One of Entertainment Weekly’s 27 Best New Books to Take on Your Summer Vacation
One of Library Journal’s Best Fiction Books of the Year (So Far)
One of PureWow’s 11 Books We Can’t Wait to Read

“The Sweetest Revenge is my favorite kind of story—one with an irresistible premise that delivers in a way I never imagined possible. It is at once funny, poignant, and deliciously satisfying. I had to force myself to slow down and savor the end. I absolutely loved it.” —Annabel Monaghan, author of Nora Goes Off Script and Same Time Next Summer

“Super fun and deliciously cathartic.” –Smart Bitches, Trashy Books

“The perfect storm of a romcom - the chaotic, hilarious entanglement of a kickass heroine, her hot AF neighbour, and a very unwelcome ex. As intoxicating as a cocktail on a summer’s day - I encourage everyone to dive in.” –Beth Morrey, author of The Love Story of Missy Carmichael

“[A] gleefully over-the-top plot, but anyone who’s ever been screwed over at work will empathize with Amy’s plight. In the end, justice is served most deliciously. This is pure popcorn.” —Publishers Weekly

“Equal parts hilarious, heartbreaking, and swoon-worthy, Dent's addictive novel isn't here to make sweeping philosophical statements about the morality of vengeance. In fact, it actually delights in how delicious getting petty retribution can feel in the moment (so relatable).”—Entertainment Weekly

“Dent writes quirky yet relatable characters, and her protagonist in this latest novel is outstanding… Readers will love the fast-paced wit of both Amy and the supporting characters while she discovers who she is, where she wants to be, and what is truly in her heart.” –Library Journal (starred)

“Chockful of fun banter and delicious tension, The Sweetest Revenge is a humorous and satisfying story of a woman triumphing over her messy past and getting the romance she deserves along the way, set in the cutthroat world of television production. Readers will root for Amy and Jake.” —Lauren Ho, author of Last Tang Standing and Lucie Yi Is Not a Romantic

“[A] slow-burn romance that readers will delight in...Fun.” —Kirkus Reviews

“Readers who enjoy Rachel Lynn Solomon will be charmed.” –Booklist

“Charming and humorous…This book is a delightful blend of humor, heart, and romance, making it a perfect read set against the vibrant backdrop of London.” –BiblioLifestyle

Cute!

I really liked the writing & the story. Believable characters and fun to listen too. I liked the narrator.

Love this author!

I read the author’s first book and loved it. I was excited to see she had released a couple more books! I finished this one in 24 hours, loved the quirky main character with a quick moving plot. If you’re looking for a feel good, rom-com book definitely give it a listen!!

Not as good as her previous book

The main character was oddly brash bordering on trashy. Drunken antics and lots of profanity. I’m not a prude but the frequent use of “F” word and “C” word didn’t really fit the characters. A professional woman in her 30s likely doesn’t yell these words all the time. Or get sloppy drunk repeatedly. Even her parents threw out the F bomb casually.
I like Brittany Pressley’s voice but her British accent is not good. It was inconsistent and sounded Irish at times. I’ll avoid her reading accents in the future.

Way more cussing than needed

It was an ok story. Not overly interesting. Used the F bomb every other sentence.

Disappointing

Shallow characters, boring story arc. Nothing new or interesting here. The conflict was not compelling.