I really enjoyed this one - I am sure we all have a bit of Charlotte within us, its just not often we let her out. I loved the way life changed for her and she decided to live it the way she wanted to. Funny moments throughout the book,

Thank you for the advance copy

DNF at 25%. It's been over four years since I received this ARC. I gave it a go and have decided it is not for me. It interested me then and no longer does now.

Hmm.. Sorry Not Sorry was perfectly.. fine. I'm not sure each time i read chick-lit whether or not i'm going to get something a bit more fun out of the usual tropes but this one just kind of fell flat. I liked Charlotte, but everyone else was just a bit meh. I must say, the love interest she ended up with in the end, was not who i expected it to be - so that was a good surprise.

Thank you to the publisher for providing an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

You can't help but like the lead character. It was very funny with some twists that kept you engaged. Really enjoyed it.

This was one of the best books I have read this year. Feel-good escapism at its best.

When Charlotte listens to the podcast about being stuck in a rut, it made me actually want to take part too. I loved the story and really connected with Charlotte. I felt like I was going through the dates and her life with her. All the characters can be identified in our own lives which helps to make it more relatable.

A light-hearted, funny story that reflected life in a rut so well. The way the story is told made me motivated to take action with things in my own life. That’s how fab and relatable the story is.

The story was easy to read and it didn’t matter that I read it in the wrong order. It was still enjoyable. My favourite of Sophie’s books I have read so far. If a book is written by Sophie it will definitely be fabulous! She is on my favourite author list.

Unfortunately, I have not been able to read and review this book.

After losing and replacing my broken Kindle and getting a new phone I was unable to download the title again for review as it was no longer available on Netgalley.

I’m really sorry about this and hope that it won’t affect you allowing me to read and review your titles in the future.

Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity.
Natalie.

My Rating : 3.5
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Thank you so much Net galley for the review copy. All the opinions are my own and not influenced in any way.
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First of all, I am really in love with the main characters just because of the character traits that were given to her! The transformation we see her go through from the start to the point where even us readers don't recognize is just amazing! The character type might be a little cliche, but she definitely had her charms!
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The second was the friendship and the dynamic of the story. The way the group is portrayed and how supportive and routine filled they are is just really cute to read about! I would also say the romantic interest was not the best character I would have paired up her with, but they complimented each other in a weird dynamic that made me like them more as I kept reading !
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Overall, this book delivered what it promised with a little unexpected surprises as well. If you are a fan of contemporary and looking for a fun and light read with an amazing main character, good friendship and just a girl trying to come out of her comfort zone to prove herself that she is much more than what other people/herself are portraying her to be, then I definitely recommend it.

Did not manage to download this book on time. I am very sorry that I did not manage. Thanks for the opportunity.

Everything seems to be random in this story. First of all, I got thrown in the middle of a scene and I supposed to keep up with every information regarding these characters and what they're talking about. It almost feels like as if you're accidentally listening to someone's having conversation on the train that sits right beside you, you have no idea what they're talking about, but you're forced to listen to them anyway. There's no clear purpose with the plot too, although it literally mentioned in the earlier chapters. A lot of other side characters come and go, and when I thought these or those characters are going to have an impact and additional value to the story, they were not. It's just confusing, because what's the point of explaining the side character's motive for 10 pages here?

Thank you Bookouture and NetGalley for providing me with an advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review.

Final Rating — 2/5

Enjoyed the book and Charlotte's character but lots of the other characters were unlikeable. I didn't feel compelled to keep reading but it was a timely sideline to thrillers I was reading at the same time. The link between the podcast and what Charlotte did wasn't always as strong as it could have been and this could have made for a stronger plot. I wasn't as amused as I thought I'd be, possibly for that reason. I will look out for the author in the future.

‘Sorry Not Sorry’ just wasn’t for me. I am delighted that there are lots of other positive reviews and I am clearly in the minority, but I struggle to find positive things about the book.
I found the style of writing very simplistic, many of the main characters one dimensional and not very likeable, the storyline did not engage me and I struggled to remain interested in the book. Having said that, I am pleased that I did continue with the book, as I certainly did not predict the ‘twist’ at the end.
Thanks to NetGalley for a Kindle copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

A contemporary romance that centers on Charlotte as she ponders the next steps in her life. She is in search of a companion, and aims to put herself out there after listening to a podcast, but as she masters each challenge her life becomes more and more out of whack.

I received this ebook copy from the publisher and NetGalley for an honest review.

It started good but it was hard for me to get into this book and then about midway just started to drag and I had to force myself to finish.

Sorry Not Sorry is an amusing tale of one woman willing to try anything to make her love life better.We get to follow Charlotte as she goes through a list of challenges that are supposed to improve her life .Charlotte was a pretty sympathetic character, I really felt for her, she really had a lot on her plate.The secondary characters were also lovable.The story was sweet and so fun!

I didn't love it and it took me a WHILE to get through it. The plot didn't really propel forward organically so I was just pushing myself chapter to chapter in an attempt to find a thread I would want to follow. Instead, it was a bunch of random obstacles getting in the way of the main character that never really served a purpose. I definitely wish a book marketed as a rom-com had more actual romance, and I really didn't find it funny.

Thank you to Netgalley and Bookouture for providing a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.!

I really enjoyed reading this! What a fun and exciting story - about Charlotte having to explore what the world has to offer and how she can face it while stepping out of her comfort zone. I feel frustrated with her friend, Maddy who easily believed in Bianca (who is a perfectionist) to ruin her friendship with Charlotte. I sometimes want to shake and pull Charlotte's hair for being too kind and nice without putting a fight.

I laughed a few times, but I still want to see the progress in the plot. It gets delayed about her repetitive meetups with Myles and her being nice to her co-bridesmaids who don't have a spine to tell Bianca to quit bitchin'.

Back in the 90s I think I read every chick lit title out there, right until the moment in the oughts when chick lit was declared dead and gone. Then I switched to YA.

There were things I did like about Sorry Not Sorry, things that felt a bit too familiar, and things that were somewhat of a let-down.

I liked Charlotte (she was kind of a Charlotte in SaTC terms, a nice girl who wants a guy). There were some nice friendships (Charlotte and her friends even have a weekly brunch just like Carrie and Co.) and amusing moments.

This book felt a bit like a cross between Bridget Jones (Charlotte’s work life, in which she’s the dependable Girl Friday at a hedge fund) and Bridesmaids (a subplot in which Charlotte’s best friend gets married and Charlotte’s maid of honor duties get hijacked by a rich perfectionist.

I wasn’t so much a fan of the whole Bad Girl podcast element, which basically ends up with Charlotte involved with a married man (the relationship itself was more interesting.)

The middle of the book dragged quite a bit. The ending was good but with too much crammed in. Plus, I felt the romance with Mr. Right felt way too rushed and shoved into the last few chapters.

If chick lit is back, I’m in!

Did a book’s ending ever make it hard to fairly rate a book? I am not saying that the ending was terrible, its just that…well, I just didn’t like it. Which stinks because up until the 95% mark of this book I thought it was rather fun. I was whipping through the ending because I wanted to finish and then BAM, that “twist.”

It was a fun story; classic chick-lit, light read that is easy to whip through. I liked some characters, I hated some characters (which you were supposed to). But obviously meh about the ending.

Charlotte’s dating life is non-existent. She stumbles upon a podcast “Sorry Not Sorry” that will challenge her to go beyond her comfort zone and open up more within the dating scene. Each episode is a series of challenges which she will embark on (or at least try to).

Like I said, super light and fun concept. I was jiving with it, I just didn’t understand the ending. Please don’t confuse this with the ending being confusing: its not. I can’t explain without giving it away – and I try to be spoiler free – so I will leave it up to you to decide.

It is a cute beach read if you are looking for one. I want you to read it so we can discuss it. You can tell me you agree with me, or that I am overthinking it and to stop being so serious.

So, if you read it already let me know!

Sehr unterhaltsam und kurzweilig, toller Schreibstil, viel Gelächter und schmunzeln ist angesagt bei der Lektüre dieses frischen und frechen Buches.

Geeez, poor Charlotte!! I felt so sorry for her throughout the book as she always seemed to draw the short straw in life. It was as though her friends saw her as the butt of all jokes and her work saw her as a skivvy who would pick up the pieces anytime things went wrong. How much could one character endure?!

I didn't find this book to be as laugh out loud as I would have expected, given that it's in the tag line on the front cover. However I did snigger at some of the colourful personalities which make themselves known as the storyline progresses.

I honestly expected a proper light hearted read and, whilst there were moments where I felt as though the storyline was on cloud nine, it was quite deep and serious.

I loved getting to know Xander - he was so fun and made Charlotte's personality shine like it was meant to all along.

I did enjoy 'Sorry Not Sorry', what with the unique characters and unpredictable storyline, and I think that this is a read which is perfect for reading by the side of a pool. Sassy, colourful and unique - I am SOOO not sorry that I read this one!!