I honestly cannot remember this book. I know it's about four women and their problem. Ive started it three times and it always falls away from me. Not going to try again. ( )

La dieta de las chocoadictas nos muestra a cuatro mujeres muy diferentes con una cosa en común: no pueden resistirse ante el chocolate. Para Lucy Lombard el cremoso, suave y delicioso chocolate es más que una simple tentación. Es la cura a todos sus males, pero no es la única. Comparte su pasión con otras tres adictas: Autumn, Nadia y Chantal. Juntas forman un singular club de amantes de esta dulce droga. Se reúnen a menudo en su santuario, El Cielo de Chocolate, donde en compañía de un novio tramposo que promete que va a cambiar, un jefe coqueto, un esposo ludópata y un desapasionado matrimonio, tienen siempre mucho sobre lo cual discutir.

Finished it last night and I did enjoy this book as much if not more than book 1.
Only thing is that the chocolate part of this book is a bit much.
If you like to read chick lit and books about female friendships I recommend this book to you but be sure to read The Chocolate Lover’s Club first.

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I very rarely leave a book unfinished, but I'm afraid I couldn't finish this one. Found the characters unbelievable and overblown, which would have been alright if it was funny - but it wasn't. Lost patience with it.

Lots of people seem to like this one though. ( )

I decided to review both books together as I read them one after another and I also believe them to just be one continuing story. They were at best okay. I found the main character Lucy to be quite irritating. A woman who never really finds herself and relies on her happiness and success to derive from men. That being said, none of the women in this book are that inspiring. The closest would be Autumn but for most of the books she spends her time being a doormat for her drug addicted brother. Chantal decides she is not getting enough sex from her husband so of course decides to hire a gigolo. Who does this??? Nadia I find to be a strong character. She is forced to pick up and leave when her husband racks up their debt again with a gambling addiction. I won't say I completely hated the books. They were funny and entertaining and after reading the first book I did want to read more. I just think that some of the messages in the book may not be that good. I give these books 2 and half stars out of five. ( )