Just Do It by Maxine Morrey

This is a book by an author that I find easy to read. The two protagonists in this book bring their own issues into the narrative, but the highlight of the book would have to be the job. Lizzie job involves antiquities and mummies from Egypt. She is serious and focused, part of her more staid upbringing. By the end of the book all of the factors from her chidlhood are addressed.



We begin the story by finding out how hard it is for Lizzie to be taken seriously or given her dream job. In an unusual mood, she makes a choice that starts her down a whole new, lighter path. With her academic leanings, we see her struggle with the more fancy parts of being in a relationship, and this is where most of the story lies.



We hear the voice of only one person in the couple, but we get enough information to form a more concrete image of our leading man as well.



It is the kind of book that delivers its promise to be entertaining and deep (at times), while also being a quick read.



I will continue to pick up books by the author because I like how she builds her setup and the style in which the story is narrated.



I received an ARC thanks to NetGalley and the publishers but the review is entirely based on my own reading experience.