Who Do You Love: A Novel

So much character development, then felt like a very quick ending. Narration was just not my style...not awful, but I noticed it even after the first few hours, which is unusual. Usually I adjust quickly.

I loved the characters. They were believe-able and in line with the demographics of today. The storyline was good, but there was a lot going on with the back and forth between current day and the past. I didn't like that so much sadness had to come to teach a lesson. A almost perfect ending. Once the end came, I wanted a little more glimpse of the future.

The writer leaned on cheesy, limp, ascriptions on the characters.
I actually ''cringed'' at some lines. And, ''I was born with a broken heart'' ??? ...lord.

A lot was simply unresolved. Some of the decision just felt untrue and some exchanges were quite insincere. how does someone with the clarity of purpose to win an Olympic game simply go limp at the prospect of talking to the woman he knows is his one?

the performance was great, but you cannot make gold out of a story that isn't.

NOPE

This was such a great book. Up until an hour until the ending. I found myself looking at my time left in the book and being frustrated because I knew there wasn't enough time to wrap it up properly.

The ending felt rushed. It felt like Jennifer slow walked us to the end of the story and then slammed the book shut in our face leaving us wanting more closure. More answers. I was disappointed that there wasn't more time devoted to closure.

Not my favorite weiner book, but it could have been.

I read all of this author's books, but this one wasn't my favorite. Decent characters, but predictable plot.

Beautiful love story that was not sappy and completely Nicholas Sparks like but very real life and relatable. Was so sad when it ended ! Jennifer Weiner does it again. Love all her books and it's just another beautifully written and smart novel. Highly suggested!

About half way through I realized there wasn't going to be much of a story. All I wanted to do was finish the book as soon as possible - always hoping I'd be surprised and the story would develop into a book worthy of my spending time listening to it.

The most interesting part of the story was how the main characters met and later reconnected.

I didn't care for the performances. There was no emotion in the voices. The performers sounded like they were just reading the book - not acting out the characters.

Absolutely NOT!

A great disappointment!

I stopped reading when the heroine Rachel grew up to be a shallow bully. There are many interesting places, and Weiner is a good writer, but I just don't care what happens to the herone in the future. It's supposed to be a "Love Story", but I hate to waste time giving excuse to the main character who doesn't deserve love.

The characters were very well developed and I loved having one female and one make narrator. It made the story work even better.

beautiful and realistic love story, I wish all love could be so everlasting as this one.