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Some Doubt About It

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As a Cape Codder myself, it was authentic to the feel of the scenery, beaches, and tourist attractions of the area. A must-read that keeps you engaged from start to finish.

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Some Doubt about it is a rom com novel by Marion McNabb.
I really enjoyed this rom com novel. The story was easy to follow and entertaining and had a great cast of characters. I highly recommend it.
❤️ Thank you to netgalley, the author and publisher for my arc ebook copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

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I found this book to be very humorous and also very poignant. I love the settings of both Los Angeles and Cape Cod. This book is a fantastic read! I highly recommend this book!

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An interesting look at love. There is a little bit of everything pertaining to relationships in this book. Infidelity, second-chance, employee, and mentor, to name just a few. Entertaining reading. Thanks to the publisher for providing a copy via NetGalley. My review is voluntary.

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i’ve been simmering on cape cod my whole life and i’m really loved the imagery in the novel. caroline is a complex character and i loved her arc. we pray says what everybody else is thinking. i loved it. i laughed out loud! i think this is great and smart beach read.

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Fun, interesting and smart beach read. Cape Cod feels like another character in the book. Some plot twists and unexpected turns in the story made it seem more relatable. Recommend

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Caroline is on top of the world, a best selling author and self help guru, making appearances on talk shows - when suddenly it seems like her entire life is going up in flames, both personally and professionally.

This book is a lovely read, if quite sad, and sometimes melancholy. It is something of a love letter to Cape Cod.

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Caroline, a famous life coach and author, is publicly cheated on by her husband. As if couldn’t get any worse, her former mentor, Devorah, finds out the book that made Caroline famous is her original idea repackaged. With news of Devorah’s lawsuit picked up by the media, Caroline decides to go back to her hometown to explain things to Devorah. Along the way, they form or even rekindle a friendship.

I was intrigued by the premise of a celebrity life coach immersed in scandal. Devorah was a tough but lovable character and I was most invested in her happiness. There is a romance subplot that felt rushed and not necessary to the story - the best scenes are the ones with Caroline and Devorah interacting. 2.5 stars.

Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for the opportunity to read a copy.

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