

THANK YOU šš» to the author, Eileen Wharton for inviting me to take part in this blog tour and providing me with an e-ARC
Meet Amy, whoās juggling a bustling household with five children, a job organising historical re-enactments, and a broken heart caused by her husbandās betrayal and abandonment.
As she navigates the emotional rollercoaster of the break-up, Amy finds solace and guidance in her unique bond with Gupta, her AI confidante. Is artificial intelligence the answer? Can a woman really fall in love with a robot? Or will her manny steal her heart?
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Donāt Stir the Goldfish is not my normal kinda read, but when I started this book, I just couldnāt stop. It definitely wasnāt what I expected!
Hereās some of what YOU can expect in this book:
š slow-burn romance
š AI crushĀ
š” single-momĀ
š£ betrayalĀ
š second-chances
š great banter
š” family struggles
Set in London but with a distinct Northern vibe, Donāt Stir the Goldfish was a pure pleasure.
I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this book, as a crime-thriller girlie, I donāt read many rom-coms unless it is work related. But there was just something about the characters and storyline that really grabbed me from the get go.
I donāt have any children of my own, but I donāt think you need to be a birth-mother to understand what Amy feels as she juggles being a new-ish single mom who is coming up to 50th birthday.
The romance made me laugh too as Amy forms a strange relationship with her ChatGTP app whom she names Gupta⦠that is until her manny makes an appearance.
Quite an emotive read at times. The banter was on point and I really had no idea where the story was going until things took a turn in the second part of the book. Iām not going to say much but it really struck a chord for me and I cried a wee bit.
Would I recommend this read? Gupta says YES! š If you love slow-burn romance, second chances in life and hilarious banter, with a twist or two to keep you on your toes, this is the book for you!
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