Review:Just bad. Bad writing, not believable dialogue. Uncomfortable use of jargon and no real sense of reason. The dialogue is the worst though. No one talks or acts or reacts like this. Had i not paid 15 bucks i would have stopped 3 chapters in Read more

Review:In my review for After We Collided (After, #2), I said I didn't want to continue this series but would because I had to know what crazy stuff Anna Todd could possibly come up with in the rest of the series. I couldn't think of any crazier situations than she had already written. I mean, how much drama can one couple go through. Evidently, a lot because After We Fell continued the crazy.

Tessa and Hardin's relationship continued to go through constant emotional upheaval. Their relationship... Read more

Review:Donald Hall's observations on the life he is living in his 80s are edifying, because he is so mindful as he reflects upon the details of his life. His memories of past events are intriguing, because the writers of our time spring into new focus through his commentary. Read more

Review:I absolutely loved this book. Great, complex characters. Always keep on the edge of my seat. I can't wait to see what else this author has to share. I could actually feel like I was living it. Awesome book. Read more

Review:After Care is a beautiful story. You don’t have to be 40+ to enjoy and relate to Edie Williams and Tommy Carrigan. If you’ve endured a long term relationship break-up, survived an illness or just looking for an emotionally satisfying read, this is your book.

I think one of the many reasons why I fell in love with this story is because I connected with Edie.. she’s in her 40s with adult children, survived a marriage of 20+ years breakup and I can relate to her insecurities.

Within t... Read more

Review:The entire trilogy is a singular experience. Old Filth, Veneering, Betty, Fiscal -Smith , the lot of them! ! Brilliant! take Jane Austin, mix in some good solid Dickens and add a dollop,of Pat Barker. If you like English novels you'll stay up nights to read through all three books. Read more

Review:I have had this book recommended over the years several times. Just recently, I decided that it was finally time to read it. There are many layers to the characterizations in this novel. This is the kind of book that needs to be "revisited" many times, as the title implies. In the end, there is indeed redemption for Charles. In the end, there is the promise of redemption for all of us. I will be thinking about this book for many years to come. Read more

Review:The story started out a little slow. It seemed to have too many things going on at one time. However, when the pieces started to come together I could not stop reading. That ending though.....I didn't see it coming until it was too late!! Read more

Review:BIG TIME SPOILERS HERE READERS.

Many thanks to NetGalley and publisher for advancing me a free copy of “The Third Wife” by Lisa Jewell in exchange for an honest review.

Talk about a novel that went on a bit too much only to become so boring and mundane. A novel with the most boring characters, none of whom I liked very much. Intriguing story? Yes. However, poorly executed.

The story orbits around one man, Adrian; a man who’s never been alone once in his entire adult life; a ... Read more

Review:Loved this story, loved the characters and didn't want the book to end. I felt as though I was along with her on her adventure to find her lost sister. Second book I've read from this author and can't wait to read another book of hers. Read more