I hated that we had to wait until the very end of the story to find out what went down with Toby and then we didnt even get to live vicariously through their happy reunion, we had to wait for it to be over to find out what happened. My one complaint for this format and also for this book was that there was not nearly enough Toby in it. But whatever, I’m glad that things didn’t work out with that dummy at the end because the book ended the way that it was supposed to end. I was so miffed with myself for falling for such an asshole but what I didn’t understand about that dumb ass was why did he want to meet Holly’s parents if he was seeing that tramp Jennie on the side? I mean, seriously? That seemed so dumb and then what was his reason for dumping Holly in the second place? Because she told him that she used to be married?Īnother idiotic reason. I’m disappointed to say that I fell for that asshole James Lawrence.

The secret from Holly’s past kept me turning the pages, wondering just what the heck it was and why she hated Toby so much.

What I liked most about this book was the way that this story flowed flawlessly from one email to another as the story kept unfolding. I enjoy chick lit books exactly like this, that are lighthearted and cute. She’s got a quirky personality that definitely leaps off the pages and had me laughing from the beginning to the end. We meet, greet and get to know Holly and the many characters in her life and it’s so easy for us to fall in love with her. This book reminds me of The Boy Next Door and Boy Meets Girl by Meg Cabot because it is written entirely through emails. As much as I was keen on reading this story, I was afraid that this was going to fall flat on its face for me and I’m so happy that it didn’t. Stories that I’ve been looking forward to reading fell flat for me. I’ve lost count of how many books I’ve picked up and put back down because I just could not get into the story. For the past couple of weeks, I’ve read books that haven’t really impressed me much. I’m really glad that I picked this book up. But it’s the laughter, friendship, and a hint of romance that keep Holly going. Take a peek at her email and you’ll see why: what with her crazy friends, dysfunctional family, and gossipy co-workers, Holly’s inbox is a daily source of drama. It’s her first day as a receptionist at a busy London corporate bank and, frankly, she can’t quite keep up. Rowena’s review of Holly’s Inbox by Holly Denham.

Holly's Inbox by Holly Denham