#Review: Right Click (Click #3) by Lisa Becker

Right ClickBook: Right Click 

Series: Click #3

Author: Lisa Becker

Publisher: Createspace

Pages: 380

Recieved for review

Adult Fiction

Rating: ✪✪✪✪

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Blurb:

Love. Marriage. Infidelity. Crises of identity. Death. Cupcakes. The themes in Right Click, the third and final installment in the Click series, couldn't be more pressing for this group of friends as they navigate through their 30's. Another six months have passed since we last eavesdropped on the hilarious, poignant and oftentimes inappropriate email adventures of Renee and friends. As the story continues to unfold, relationships are tested and some need to be set "right" before everyone can find their "happily ever after."

Review:

I love this series and was excited when author Lisa Becker contacted me to review the final book in the Click Trilogy. I read Click: An Online Love Story the first book in the trilogy back in 2011 and loved it and continued to enjoy the series with Double Click in 2013.

One of the reasons I love this series is it is written entirely in emails between a bunch of friends and this is one of my favourite formats of books to read. The story if you don't already know revolves around a group of friends and the up's and downs in their lives. I love that throughout the entire series you see the friends grow and change and that is another reason I love this series. You see the highs and lows and author Lisa Becker isn't afraid to write them.

I love Shelly she is one of my favourite characters in the books, she makes me laugh with her antics and she still gets up to mischief in Right Click but you also get to see another side of her. In my opinion I think she is the person who you have seen the biggest changes in from the first book till the last book.

Again as in Click: An Online Love Story and Double Click you get to see real life events taking place. In Double Click it was birth, marriage and struggle. In Right Click it's marriage, adultery, death and joy.

I really enjoy reading this series. It is very real and alot of fun to read and makes you feel like these characters could simply be your friends, picking up on quirks you find in your own real life friends. If you are looking for a quick, fun series to read this summer pick up the Click Trilogy by Lisa Becker!

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