This one started off strong and then slowly went downhill. It was painful to finish as I had to put it down over the course of the week

There was an interesting starting premise that got caught up in some predictability and near misses. Is anyone surprised that Lisa comes back pregnant? How about that the baby is NOT Paul's? When Kadie went back to the bar and didn't wait for (her friend) the bartender to get the book Paul left and then when Paul did not go back to the restaurant in Maine where Cheryl was waiting to introduce him to Kadie, it seemed contrived to prolong the anticipation. There were a couple of instances when word selections were jarring--for example, Zoe was sitting with her feet "ostensibly" on her desk--did the author of that section mean ostentatiously? Was some sort of software involved that plugged in the former word when the author got to osten or did the author not know the difference?

A sure-fire way to get me to pick up any new romance novel is to have one of the love interests be a celebrity, royal, or famous author. It's my romance MO. Needless to say, this book, which meets the famous-author-as-love-interest criterium, was definitely a pleasure to read, even though the story itself was rather predictable and the ending was noticeably abrupt. Despite these minor drawbacks, I think readers will find the dual perspectives particularly refreshing and the pop culture references worthy of a few LOLs. Although the plot wasn't terribly original, the book was entertaining and sweet, and would make for a nice beach read.

Really enjoyed this book. Told from dual pov so got to see both sides of the story. Could see this being made into a Romantic Comedy Movie and would love to see who they chose to play Paul and Kadie.

I should've read this book sooner. Three Days is a big surprise. I requested it right after reading the blurb because the concept is really interesting. A reader who unknowingly gives her opinion about a book to a man who turns out to be the writer of the said book. The beginning is really cute for me and I found Kadie and Paul both relatable. Why? I'm both a reader/reviewer and I'm also a writer and I can imagine my reaction in the future if someone talks to me about my book without knowing that I wrote it.

I found the romance very engaging. I was too immersed in Kadie and Paul's romance throughout the book. The pacing is just right and it has the right amount of sweetness and angst.

I also liked the alternating POV -- hers, his. I love it that the next pov answers the previous, like one pov, she's wondering about something about him and in his POV, he'll answer it -- and vice versa -- in a way that only the reader knows so it's like I know a secret that one of the characters doesn't. That's fun to read.

Overall, I highly recommend this book, especially if you love a well-developed romance, great meet-cute, and amazing characters.

Hallelujah- finally a book that made me want to stay up past my bedtime reading! Three days is about two people who meet on a plane, spend 3 amazing days together and then go their separate ways. Will they find their way back to each other? There were so many close calls that keep you on the edge of your seat!

If I could've finished this in 1 night, I would've. That I ironically finished this in 3 days was not fast enough.

I enjoyed the modern-day story of a writer and cynic falling in love - reminiscent of An Affair to Remember, Sleepless in Seattle and the like. If you enjoy the wit and serendipity of those love stories, then you'll like this one.

Loved the book,the way the relationship develops between the two people during a flight.The description was lovely and the build up to their future relationship,main characters the reader couldn't help but fall in love with them too.

This was a really cute romance, and I loved the alternating stories between the two characters. I liked seeing them apart and the way it wrapped up was very nice.

Three Days by Michael Wojciechowski was the first book by this author I have read and I have to say I am thankful I got the chance to read an ARC from NetGalley. It was a joy to get to be part of the lives of two people in this book.
From the beginning and how Kadie met Paul/Kurt is something that no one imagines will ever happen. Flying and reading a book to pass the time and not knowing who is sitting beside you was not how Kadie saw her life change forever. They spend a short time together and they never knew it would be a fairy tale in the making.
Being able to follow them while life was throwing obstacles in their path to true love was heart wrenching and feel good all at the same time. It was a story that will make me wonder what is happening in their lives long after I have finished reading the book