![]() ![]() He was just as controlling but in entirely different way but none the less bossy. The new love interest for our lead was no improvement from her husband. ![]() Why couldn’t it be her dysfunctional but loving family or her NEW BORN CHILD that made her wake up and realize that the world doesn’t stop spinning because of one horrible man? I’m fine with romance but not when it is the pivotal turning point that makes the character change her ways and get out of her depression. My god feminist writing at work here people. The author decides the only way to get over one man is under another (literally). Instead of going through some momentous montage scene of getting her shit together and realizing she's an empowered single mom that doesn't need a horrible man in her life. She spends 40% of this way too long novel in a depression slump where she neglects her new born child to sulk and drink and sulk and sleep and then drink some more. To say Claire is an embarrassing wet drip of woman is putting it lightly. She soon after takes her newborn child back to her eccentric family so she can lick her wounds in the comfort of her old home and thus meets a new younger man named Adam. Watermelon follow's our protagonist Claire as she is left by her husband James for her downstairs neighbour, about 2 minutes after giving birth to their daughter. ![]()
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