I expected something different from this book somehow. Oh well. ( )

Dumped is akin to sitting around with a glass of wine while sharing difficult memories with good friends. Sure, broken romantic relationships are painful but broken friendships are often worse; especially when there’s no explanation, just unreturned communications and unanswered questions. Wasn’t this the person who would stick with you through thick or thin? Who knew you inside and out, the ugly included. You’d bared your souls to each other. What changed? What was or wasn’t done? Why?
We aren’t talking the gradual fading or growing apart that frequently occurs with physical moves or life changes. These are sudden, wrenching, bewildering, and hurtful. One minute they’re there and the next they aren’t. Where’d they go? Were there signs? What happened? What was missed? All that remains is conjecture, pain, and memories.

DUMPED has a story for every woman who’s been dumped, has dumped, or both. While every story may not speak to you, you’re sure to find several that do. Personally, the one that spoke the loudest was How I Lost Her. The most baffling was Ten Days.

DUMPED allows readers to commiserate and find solace. It’s a keeper, to be taken out whenever the need for comfort may arise, a reminder that you aren’t alone.
Reviewed for Miss Ivy’s Book Nook Take II, Manic Readers, & Novels Alive TV ( )