Every single character is predictable, boring, and shallow. The main character was the too-good-to-be-true Abby, who reads like a Mary Sue from schlocky fan fiction. What an awful jumble of chicklit clichés and shallow characters. And her attraction to Dan is growing daily-as her own life begins to mirror the romantic comedy he’s shooting.įeaturing an irrepressible heroine, Forget Me Knot blooms with charm, wit, and fun. Now, with Toby putting in more overtime, Abby’s feeling even more neglected. But when she meets the director, Dan, she’s shocked to discover that he’s none other than the same man with whom she shared the elevator-and some highly personal information.

In the aftermath of the dinner disaster, Abby is thrilled to learn that a film studio wants to use her shop in an upcoming movie. Needless to say, a tipsy Abby arrives late for dinner and doesn’t make the best impression. If that wasn’t frustrating enough, the night she’s supposed to meet her future mother-in-law, Abby gets stuck in an elevator-with a sexy stranger bearing fine wine.

An up-and-coming lawyer, Toby’s been far too busy to shop-let alone muster the energy for romance. Although her fiancé, Toby, proposed a month ago, Abby’s still waiting for the ring. If only her personal life could run as smoothly. From the acclaimed author of Gucci Gucci Coo and Apocalipstick comes a funny, sexy novel about questionable engagements-and a love worthy perhaps of the big screen.įlorist Abby Crompton has a knack for arranging the most exquisite bouquets for the hippest clientele.

Forget Me Knot by Sue Margolis