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The blurb:
Let yourself go…
Georgia Green is
about to board a plane to India, alone – again. Things were supposed to be
different this time, but Georgia backpacked solo to Thailand and survived, what
could possibly go wrong?
Only she is
about to find out that when in India the country calls the shots – not you.
My Opinion:
*Book provided by the publisher on
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*
And Georgia’s story continues… YAY!!!
Destination
India is Katy Colin’s second book in The Lonely Hearts Travel Club series.
The book starts in Manchester, where Georgia is now
running her travel agency together with Ben, who she met in Thailand. She now
is a workaholic and working all the time. She barley has time for friends or
other things and traveling, oh well…
But then she takes the chance to go to India. It’s for
business, but arriving there and being part of this tour and the adventure
changes her again. She is the old Georgia now, the one passionate about
traveling and adventures. It was very interesting to read about her
transformation and I think Katy captured that beautifully.
While Georgia spends time in India, her business still
has to work, so Ben hires Serena. Georgia doesn’t like the sound of her and
that’s totally understandable. Serena seemed really weird…
There is also some drama going on in India, some of it
involving Georgia directly, other involving some others as well.
I loved how her feelings for Ben were portrayed,
something just changed in her. But what about him?!
We always got the whole picture of what was going on
in India and bac in Manchester.
After Georgia returned from her adventures the drama
increased even more on several levels, which was great.
This story is an awesome mixture of different
characters coming together, traveling, daily life issues, love and much more.
Katy found a great way to include the character’s feelings, describe all the
surroundings and build a story full of excitement, drama, passion, love and
more. We saw different sides of Georgia and that was very interesting,
especially seeing why one side might be overpowering at certain times.
Of course it was also a pleasure to read about India
and all these wonderful settings. Katy created a sparkly atmosphere, where
characters interact and the story flows vividly.
I can’t wait for the third book of this series,
because I fell in love with the characters even more and Katy’s writing is just
on point. I know I will repeat myself now, but Katy has a fresh, young, unique
and mesmerizing style and this makes her a very talented and gifted writer with
a unique voice.
Rating:
My possible cast:
Georgia: Dakota Johnson or Katy Colins ;)
Ben: Jamie Dornan
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