Reviewed by readingwithwrin on
One Thing I know is told in dual perspectives of Rachel and Lucas. Lucas is a sports radio host, and Rachel is an author, lifestyle coach, assistant and so much more. They are both in the Dr. Donna world, one intentionally and the other begrudgingly.
Rachel is such a character that I lot of introverted people will be able to relate to, but she also has a big secret that she's keeping and has a lot of pressure on her as well due to a family health problem.
Lucas seems like your typical sports host, yet he is also multilayered and has a lot of baggage, and anger about certain things from his childhood that still affect him.
Dr. Donna is one of the bigger side characters for this story. She helps Rachel and Lucas realize things that they weren't able to on their own, while also just being a friend to both of them. She is a little much at times, and I kind of wish we had gotten to see her more throughout the book.
Overall I thought this book was okay. I never really had any strong feelings while reading this book. I liked it enough and I wanted to keep reading it to see if certain things would ever happen, but that was it really. I never had any attachment to a character, nor did I really care for the side storylines. This book was just kind of meh for me for some reason and I don't really get why. It had everything I normally like: multiple perspectives, secrets, family, and very little romance. Sadly this one just wasn't for me.
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- 1 February, 2019: Finished reading
- 1 February, 2019: Reviewed