Women's Fiction
Review:I read Julie C. Gardner's debut novel, Letter for Scarlet, and was pleasantly surprised at how warm and engaging it is. The plot is interesting and keeps you guessing until the end of the book. It was interesting meeting characters years after a tragic event to see how it impacted their lives and decisions. The character development is excellent. Ms. Gardner creates interesting and believable multi-dimensional characters. l I could hardly put this book down, and stayed up way past my bedtim... Read more
Review:When I put The Idiot on my to be read list, I believed that it was going to be a quirky novel with cultural interests. It is somewhat quirky but Selin's Turkish heritage plays little part in the story and the only references to Turkish culture are about the language. Selin has just started her freshman year at Harvard and tries to make friends while navigating the strange academic environment. In a Russian class, she meets Svetlana and the pair become friends while she begins a friendship wit... Read more
Review:I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher via Edelweiss.
Goodbye, Vitamin is the type of book that could get overlooked because it’s all about the intangibles, but don’t make the mistake of overlooking this one! Though this story is about a sad and serious topic, it has a lightness to it and is amusing at times. The story is told through Ruth’s journal entries that read like little vignettes, a format that worked for me in this case because I absolutely adored Ruth’s... Read more
Review:This is one of the best Follow-ups I've read in awhile. The first one was good, but not very memorable IMO. The 2nd may be one of Price's best books to date.
The book has a lot going on, but it still flowed smoothly and everything seemed to tie-up well by the end. About a month has passed since the events in the last book. The book starts off similar to the last, with Alex raising the dead & working with the PD to unravel a paranormal murder mystery. With her love life in turmoil, Ale... Read more
Review:I voluntarily reviewed an arc of this book. “The Promise” is a really enjoyable Romance from River Laurent. This is an Emotional, Must Read Book. I really liked the well written storyline and the enjoyable characters, their chemistry and interaction had me hooked. I couldn’t put it down. This is a Must Read, Romance that I’d recommend. Read more
Review:I have read all the Eternity Spring books and Lovers' Leap is a wonderful story. You will not be disappointed. The characters are well written the descriptions of the settings are so well written you feel as though you are there. This series is so good you want keep reading them over and over. I just love it when things work out the way they should, especially when the town "bad boy" is involved. My eyes have leaked a few times and I have laughed out loud while reading this touching story. Al... Read more
Review:I’m a voracious reader and read dozens of books a year. This book is quite frankly one of my all time favorites. So well written, smart, funny, and emotional. The banter is laugh out loud funny with some serious heartfelt topics. The writer truly has a way with words. Do yourself a favor and read this. I’m off to see what else she’s written! Read more
Review:Josh and Hazel’s Guide to Not Dating is another terrific read by the queens of rom com, authors Christina Lauren. I laughed out loud and was moved by this story and it’s quirky, eclectic cast of characters. Especially Hazel and her self-deprecating humor.
Authors Christina Lauren use such vivid and descriptive language when creating their amazing characters and their world. josh and Hazel are no exception. The situations they got themselves into were hysterical, sweet, and sexy AF.
Review:Just okay - definitely not my favorite EH book, by far. It held my interest, but only for short spells at a time. As another reviewer mentioned, there were a lot of side stories introduced that were never resolved...so why bother writing them in? I will still look forward to her next novel, though. Enjoy the Nantucket references and background. Read more
Review:I adore this series of book and yes you absolutely can read them as standalone but why not enjoy them all believe after reading one you'll want them all! Flynn and Chasity aka Chad or duchess are my favorite so far! Chad is a wonder woman making poem for woman and couples and oh Flynn that dirty talking aussie! Read more