Ebook {Epub PDF} The Chocolate Run by Dorothy Koomson

This is the first time I read a book by Dorothy Koomson, and it's 2 story in 1. I have to say I enjoyed every bits of it. I think there was too much affections among the main characters in Chocolate Run then when The Cupid Effect came in, which lack of affection on the main character's love life, I 4/5. Compared to other books, The chocolate run isn't bad. Compared to other books by Dorothy Koomson, it just doesn't stand a chance. Having read all but one of her books (Marshmallows for breakfast), this one is my least favorite. It has been a while since I read it and it's not very memorable/5(66). The Chocolate Run. Dorothy Koomson. W.F. Howes, - Chocolate - pages. 8 Reviews. Amber Salpone thinks in chocolate - talk to her for three minutes and she'll tell you what kind of chocolate you'd be. In fact, most days, if she was asked to choose between chocolate and relationships, there'd be no contest. At least chocolate has never 4/5(8).

Dorothy Koomson is the award-winning author of 14 novels including the Sunday Times bestsellers My Best Friend's Girl, The Ice Cream Girls and Goodnight, www.doorway.ruy's novels have been translated into over 30 languages, and a TV adaptation based on The Ice Cream Girls was shown on ITV1 in After briefly living in Australia, Dorothy now lives in Brighton. Readers love Dorothy Koomson: 'A fantastic blend of love, friendship and laughs' Company 'What makes The Chocolate Run such a winning read is that Koomson's characters develop in a believable way' Heat 'Perfect if you want to have a good weep Great stuff' Metro show more. Dorothy Koomson is a wonderful character writer, and humourous to boot. In Chocolate Run she introduces you to Amber Salpone, and Greg Walterson (named after Gregory Peck), now it's your typical plot.

Compared to other books, The chocolate run isn't bad. Compared to other books by Dorothy Koomson, it just doesn't stand a chance. Having read all but one of her books (Marshmallows for breakfast), this one is my least favorite. It has been a while since I read it and it's not very memorable. The Chocolate Run. Dorothy Koomson. Sphere, - Fiction - pages. 8 Reviews. The Chocolate Run is very different from my first novel, The Cupid Effect. With it, I wanted to create a character who is essentially a good, big-hearted person but has real problems with intimacy and trust, which makes her keep everyone – be they friends, family or lovers – at a distance.