
Okay so who has never drunk dialed someone, maybe the person
who hurt you, maybe the person you are secretly in love with, maybe an old
friend or maybe it is all of the above?
I went into Drunk Dial
thinking it was going to head into a totally different direction than what it actually
did. Now don’t think for even the
slightest second that what I expect and what I got had me not liking Drunk Dial, totally the opposite I liked
the change, the way that Ms. Ward took on a sometimes very delicate subject and
turned it into something beautiful. And
no I am not going to give it away so don’t bother asking or messaging me about
it cause I won’t do it.
Landon and Rana were characters that you can’t help but open
your heart to. Now I never thought I
would ever admit this out loud because I loathed the nickname growing up but my
oldest friend on the planet used to call me Janna Banana so when I say that Landon
would call Rana Rana Banana I couldn’t help but smile. Another reason why Drunk Dial means more to me than it may others is that it is based
near where I live and grew up. I was
shocked, excited and impressed with the way Ms. Ward was able to make me think
she lived right next door and saw it the way I did through my eyes.
Landon and Rana’s relationship wasn’t your typical second
chance romance because they never had been together in that way, but the
promise of what could have been, what is now and what the future holds is what
made Drunk Dial a book that I just
could not put down. I loved it. I laughed, I cried, I screamed, and I
silently prayed that everything would be okay.
Drunk Dial is a book that I
can easily recommend and one that very well may be Ms. Ward’s best book yet!

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