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Shari Low
Shari Low was born in Glasgow in 1967 and spent her first sixteen years in Scotland. She left school at 16 to work in sales before turning to writing; her first book was published in 2001. A number-one bestselling author of humorous romantic fiction, she has since released over 40 novels published in the UK and internationally.
On LuvemBooks, we've reviewed This is Me.
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Shari Low writes relationship-driven fiction rooted in later-life reckoning: in This is Me, widowed Denise discovers the forty-year marriage she idolised was fatally flawed. LuvemBooks has reviewed 1 of their books, and it holds a 4.3/5 reader rating from 8,683 Amazon ratings. Their broader bio points to humorous romantic fiction, but the reviewed title sits in Women’s Fiction and leans emotional rather than comic.
- Where should I start?
- Start with This is Me, because it is the only Shari Low book we have reviewed and it has a 4.3/5 reader rating from 8,683 Amazon ratings. Its premise is clear and self-contained: Denise, widowed after forty years with Ray, learns the marriage she idolised was fatally flawed. The review also notes that some readers find it repetitive, so it best suits readers who want an emotional women’s-fiction story over a brisk plot.
- What's their writing style?
- Based on the single reviewed title, Shari Low uses an accessible, emotion-forward women’s-fiction mode centered on marriage, memory and disillusionment. This is Me is described as gripping and emotional for fans of Jojo Moyes and Marian Keyes, with the caveat that some readers find it repetitive. The wider bio suggests humor across much of their career, but the reviewed evidence here is more poignant than comic.
- Books we've reviewed
- LuvemBooks has reviewed 1 Shari Low book. This is Me is a Women’s Fiction title about Denise, widowed after forty years with Ray, discovering that the marriage she idolised was fatally flawed; it has a 4.3/5 reader rating from 8,683 Amazon ratings. The main reservation noted is that some readers find it repetitive.
- What genre do they write?
- The formal genre field is unknown, but the bio describes Shari Low as an author of humorous romantic fiction. The reviewed book, This is Me, is categorised as Women’s Fiction and its summary stresses grief, marital illusion and emotional fallout. So the most accurate phrasing is: commercially accessible relationship fiction, with humor claimed broadly and a more emotional register in our reviewed title.
- What should I read after This is Me?
- Within LuvemBooks coverage there is no second reviewed Shari Low title to queue up, so the honest answer is to wait for more reviews rather than assume a reading order. The bio names One Christmas Eve as a notable work, but it is not reviewed here and no plot evidence is provided. If This is Me worked for you, the review’s comparison points toward Jojo Moyes and Marian Keyes as adjacent authors rather than another verified Low pick.
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Who is Shari Low?
Shari Low was born in Glasgow in 1967, spent their first sixteen years in Scotland, left school at 16 to work in sales, and published a first book in 2001. The bio describes them as a number-one bestselling author of humorous romantic fiction with more than 40 novels published in the UK and internationally. On LuvemBooks, the reviewed entry is the Women’s Fiction novel This is Me.
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