Review:I will not restate the plot nor reveal any spoilers in this review.
Usually a prequel gives you an idea of whether the following book is of interest. In this case, Something To Remember (a prequel to Forget Me Not) is not a book to my taste. It is classified as a dark romance but its subject matter is too dark for me. Without giving away any spoilers, Something To Remember is a lead-in and, therefore, is not a stand-alone book. Unless you enjoy a dark romance and have intentions to read Forge... Read more

Review:The storyline was pretty slow with only a couple subpar twists. I purchased it because of all the Gone Girl comparisons but this book doesn't even come close. It's worth getting to help pass the time but by no means is it a thrilling "page turner." Read more

Review:I LOVEDDDDDDDDDDDDD THIS BOOK! Sophie Kinsella never lets me down. It takes a lot to make me laugh and this book will have you laughing ALOUD! Great, smart and witty humor and you fall in love with Lexi right from the beginning. Such a great read! Read more

Review:I think this was Lynda Renham's first psychological thriller and I was skeptical because I love her romantic comedies so much I wasn't sure she could Wrote another genre as well. I was proved wrong. I really enjoyed this book and the twists that came with it! Read more

Review:I really wanted to like this book. Loved the setting, the writing style, the characters and most of the plot. I say most, becauuse *SPOILERS AHEAD* that precognition thing made my brain hurt and I couldn't really follow the intricacies of its workings, or even understand what was not to understand and where the understanding ends... it just seemed messy to me, and the ether-thing really didn't make things better for me. Maybe it is that I am not a native english speaker, but at the end the book ... Read more

Review:Another excellent piece of work by John Irving. If your an oldie and retired like me and didn't have time to read Irvings work back in your working days, this is a good one to catch up on. You won't want to put it down. Read more

Review:A well written and interesting book. Many words I looked up as they are not used too often in todays books.
The South was not as easy place to grow-up and make something of ones self. TW brings a reality to the reader. Read more

Review:When Ellie learns of her best friend's, Lucy, tragic death, she puts her life on hold (including her own marital problems) to be with Lucy's husband, Greg and daughter Sophie. As Ellie tries to cope with Lucy's shortened life, she discovers Lucy's hidden secrets that cause Ellie to question their friendship. After You is a book about personal healing after a loss. Whether it's the death of a loved one, end of a relationship or the loss of innocence. After You explores the necessary steps to move... Read more

Review:I was very impressed with Maggie O'Farrell's writing style, being her debut novel. It is hard to pull off a storyline that jumps back and forth between different characters and time lines, and although some did not seem to care for it, I think she pulled it off wonderfully. I was so involved in these characters, particularly Alice and her mother. I truly cared about what happened to them and couldn't wait to read more. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the "shocking event" that Alice experi... Read more

Review:The next installment of Sapphire Falls: After Hours is finally HERE!!!! I have been waiting to sink my teeth into the unflappable story of Dr. Kyle Ames for some time now and boy-oh-boy Erin Nicholas did not disappoint. Kyle and Hannah's story is funny with plenty of LOL moments, super sexy with the HOT ALPHA Doc and a great book about second chances, there are also heartbreaking moments between these two when they realise just what they lost and maybe just what they should've fought harder for.... Read more