The One Who's Not the One A feel good, laugh out loud romantic comedy

4,5 stars // I was actually surprised how much I liked this chick-lit! I think it was mostly the humour that really appealed to me (Cat and Kelly together are great!), and the story was quite cute as well. Cat keeps bumping into Harvey, the little brother of her ex-boyfriend Sam, and enjoys their time together. But doesn't the inofficial 'Guide to Dating' state that hitting it of with the sibling of an ex is out of the question? Or is it ok to swap brothers? The characters are very likeable, the writing style and especially the humorous tone of the story was right up my alley. I've never read a scene about a woman in labour that was so authentic and also funny (don't fear, she spares us all the really gory details!). The only thing that bothered me was the constant use of the F-word, especially in places where it doesn't fit the general tone at all. I have absolutely no problem with swear words whenever they are suitable. But saying "Thanks f*ck" or other phrases like that just seemed quite odd to me. (Also I would have thought that the British rather use 'bloody', but when I think about it - there were quite a few F-words in "Four weddings and a funeral" as well). I didn't find the title of the book really fitting, and I would have loved to get a glimpse at some actual stand-up comedy stuff here, this part of the story could have been way more elaborate. But as I said I really enjoyed reading this book.