Us Two by Janet Hoggarth

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @Janethauthor for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Wow, what an amazing read. Us Two is a fantastic read that left me quite emotional at times, especially near the end of the letter. I was hooked to Us Two straight away and could not put it down. I loved the campervan Nellie and would love one of my own one day. The characters where lovely and down-to-earth people. The story is about Florance and Rowena who were friends from childhood but something happens and their friendship breaks and they meet up years later. The story is about friendship, heartbreak, love and loss. I enjoyed following their stories and they both go through a lot which will break your heart at times foe me it was more Florence's story. Us Two is beautifully written and very engaging throughout the book. This is the first book I have read from Janet Hoggarth but I will look out for more. This is a great read strongly recommend 5 stars. Us Two When Florence met Rowena, they knew for sure that they would always be friends. Wayward parents, boring teachers, teenage crushes, first heartbreaks – anything and everything could be faced as long as Florence had Rowena by her side. But then she didn ’ t. And life had to be redrawn and reconsidered. Being a grown - up has its perks, but as Rowena faces the biggest challenge of her life, and Florence wonders if it ’ s time to stop running away from hers, there ’ s a wise soul who knows the one thing that c an help them both. Some friendships are meant to last forever, and it ’ s never too late for forever to start again. Joyous and heart - breaking, laugh - out - loud funny, life - affirming and unforgettable, join Flo and Ro on a journey that will warm your heart and perhaps make you wonder about those old friends who knew you so well. Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/Ustwosocial Author Bio – Janet Hoggarth is the number one bestselling author of The Single Mums' Mansion and the highly successful Single Mums' subsequent series. She has worked on a chicken farm, as a bookseller, a children ’ s book editor, a children ’ s author, and as a DJ (under the name of Whitney and Britney!). She lives with her family in East Dulwich, London

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