When The Rosie Result was first announced, I did wonder which way it’s genre would lean.
The Rosie Result is Everything a Sequel should be: Don knows that to save his son and to help his family reclaim the happiness they had there’s only one thing to do: start ‘The Hudson Project’. It’s not long after all Don’s pieces have fallen into place that his awkward antics once again land him and his career in a challenging spot – a dilemma which only becomes more complicated when his son: Hudson, starts depicting the same autistic tendencies which led a younger Don into a deep depression in his mid 20’s. He has a great family, a great job, a great schedule which is rarely interrupted, and his plate is still full of food which, in classic Simsion style will have your mouth watering with every delicious description – but, as The Rosie Result states ‘what happens when the happy ever after isn’t the one you wanted?’
In The Rosie Result, it’s been 10 years since we last caught up with the Tillmans and, for Don, things couldn’t be better. The Rosie Result is Everything a Story should be: ( Please note: while this review will be entirely spoiler-free, I will be making reference to elements from The Rosie Result which, could potentially ruin plot points from the previous books: The Rosie Project & The Rosie Effect) The culmination of over 6 years of writing, spanning three spectacular books and featuring the one and only Don Tillman, recently I got my hands on a copy of The Rosie Result by Graeme Simsion and today, you’re going to find out why you should too. Granted, this is far from the most eloquent way to begin a review but I wanted to make this clear from the start, as when a book is this good it becomes almost impossible to succinctly cover every amazing aspect it entails.
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