Review:A pleasure to read. Very noir and very much itself.
I really resent your word count requirement. When I feel like it, I don't mind leaving a review, but I want it to he what and as much as I want to say. Read more

Review:This book was different from what I expected. I thought I was going to be reading a typical thriller type of novel but that's not what I found . The nanny is just plain weird . The people for whom she works are also unusual . The children are not very likable .

To me this is a book that would be interesting to people who have an interest in psychological novels that aren't necessarily thrillers. The workings of these peoples minds was interesting to me but people didn't think in the same... Read more

Review:The world of medical students is fraught with exhaustion from working too many hours that any human being should endure and with tension from working in an urban Emergency Room rife with life and death scenes. It all requires the utmost tenacity, refined medical skills and the patience and calm of a saint! This is the world of Emma and Zadie, two best friends, who are about to undergo a true test of their solid rock friendship. Add to that their male friends, Dr. Nick Xenokostas and Graham. ... Read more

Review:Having been a fan of Sujata Massey's award-winning Rei Shimura mystery series, I was thrilled to hear about this first Perveen Mistry mystery set in 1920s Bombay, India. There are two interwoven timelines in The Widows of Malabar Hill. One is present-day Bombay in 1921 which shows us Perveen working hard to become an integral part of her father's law firm. The second timeline takes us back to 1916 so we can learn what happened to Perveen to make her the woman she is five years later.

The ... Read more

Review:If anyone can relate to Author Rachel Joyce’s novel The Music Shop it would be aficionados of old school record buying and the corner record store that carried vinyl records of old and new. While reading the story it is not limited to record stores but to any place that one can relate such as regularly visited places where there is a common connection – comic book readers to a comic bookstore or book lovers to a bookstore, one gets the gist. And as one sees the commonalities, it is also about ... Read more

Review:Amazon suggests some questions when writing a review, so I’ll just answer those:
- What did you like or dislike? Likes: first and foremost, I think this book has captured the rosiness and uncertainty of falling in love possibly better than anything I have ever read. This book evoked the feelings of falling in love (both good and bad) so much that it was way more affecting than I thought it was going to be. Second favorite thing was that I loved how the dialogue/narration from the characters w... Read more

Review:I adored this story. Hank and Midge have a great story to tell and one that will have you swooning, crying, laughing, shaking your head and having all of the feels. It's great that you can continue with the characters from After Care in this story. So much of their lives are built on from their past, but the struggle is learning from, not quite forgetting about it, and moving on from it. Hank especially has to let it go and evolve into his new reality. he's learned a lot of life lessons, bu... Read more

Review:Everything Here is Beautiful is a moving and accurate portrayal of what it is like to walk with a loved one through mental illness. Mira Lee's words describe so well what can be indescribable to people who have not shared this experience. When I read this book I felt understood. This book is a must read for anyone with a family member who suffers from mental illness or for people who would like to understand what life can be like for individuals who suffer from mental illness and their family me... Read more

Review:Miss Randolph, you have done it again; I am positively intoxicated by Tindr! This series continues to inspire me like a narrative from a past life, I just adore it! Tindr was no exception, and what a joy to learn more about his upbringing and family prior to his joining Ceridwen's story. -and If you haven't read the first four books, you simply must look for the link higher up on this page. You won't want to miss this one.
Just lovely, lovely work! Thank you! <3 Read more

Review:This is the page-turner of all page-turners! First few chapters were a bit confusing but once you get into the two realities it is easy to follow. One of Ted Dekker's 10 star books (5 stars are too few) Read more