My Review of “Little Big Love” by Katy Regan

Katy Regan
ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Born

Morecambe, The United Kingdom

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Katy Regan was born and brought up in the northern seaside town of Morecambe. Her claim to fame – aside from being possibly the only person in the world to get expelled from primary school – is that at the age of 16 she went to stage school in Surrey with Posh Spice. She worked at 19 magazine for two years before joining Marie Claire in 2002. ‘Highlights’ in that position included spending ten days in the buff on a nudist resort and becoming a footballer’s wife for a week — all in the name of investigative journalism. In 2004 at the height of her career as the office roving reporter singleton, she fell accidentally pregnant by her best mate (who just remained a friend). Seeing the creative possibilities in this unconventional situation, her editor commissioned her to write a column – And then there were three! which proved so successful it ran for two years and inspired many a reader to write in to Katy with their life story. She has now taken her loyal following to her blog – The State She’s In – on the Marie Claire website. She lives in south London and shares care of her son Fergus with his dad who lives across the road. (less)

 

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Little Big Love

by

Katy Regan

4.07  ·   Rating details ·  141 Ratings  ·  82 Reviews

About a Boy meets Parenthood in this smart, big-hearted love story about a family for whom everything changed one night, a decade ago, and the young boy who unites them all.

Told through the eyes of Zac, Juliet, and grandfather Mick, Little Big Love is a layered, heartfelt, utterly satisfying story about family, love, and the secrets that can define who we are.

 

 

 

 

MY REVIEW OF “LITTLE BIG LOVE” BY KATY REGAN, BERKLEY, JUNE 2018

Katy Regan, Author of “Little Big Love” has written a charming, delightful, heartwarming novel. The Genres for this novel are Fiction, and Women’s Fiction.

The author describes the characters  complicated and mostly likable. The story is told through the eyes of ten year old Zac, Juliet and Mick, the grandfather.  This is a novel about family, betrayal, love, forgiveness and hope.

Zac was too young to be aware of what happened ten years earlier, but is obsessed and fixated on the fact that he wants to know about his biological father. There are deep secrets if revealed can provide the information, but can destroy the family.

My favorite character is Zac. I love his innocence, his determination, his persistence, and his loyalty to his friend. In some ways Zac seems more mature than the rest of his family. I would recommend this enjoyable and intriguing novel for those readers who enjoy fiction.