Don't Worry, Life is Easy by Agnes Martin-Lugand
I was thrilled to be able to read this sequel to Happy People Read and Drink Coffee (click on the link to read my review from 2016) , because quite frankly the tale of Diane and Edward was so powerful I couldn't wait to find out what happens next. If you haven't read Happy People , I'm going to probably spoil a few things for you, so beware. Translated from French, this sequel picks up a year after Diane returns to Paris from Ireland. Her bookstore is doing well after Diane renews her commitment to making it a success. Her life has a routine; her grief has subsided. Her feelings for Edward, however, are still pretty strong, and her time in Ireland and the people she met remain on her mind. Felix, her best friend, is still a delightful character who can be counted on to keep things light. Diane has been going out on dates, and they're all pretty horrible. Listening to the tales my dating friends tell me, it's amusing to read about similar exper...