What a story. I’m also reading the Bestseller We Need to Talk About Kevin, a completely different genre, but this knocks that into a cocked hat. This is so much better and nicer to read. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. We are led on a magical quest with our leading lady, Famous. Famous for what?… Continue reading Review of Finding Famous by Alexis Anicque
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Review of Leverage by Katherine Black…From Karen Inkle
A Lovely 5-star Review for Leverage today Karen Inkle 5.0 out of 5 stars One talented author! Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 June 2021 Verified Purchase This is one of the few books I read in a day and that speaks volumes for the writing talent of this author. The story was action… Continue reading Review of Leverage by Katherine Black…From Karen Inkle
Review for Leverage by Katherine Black …from Amanda Jaeger
Leverage New 5 Star review for Leverage. by Katherine Black (Goodreads Author) 128079188 Amanda Jaeger’s review May 29, 2021 it was amazing How Crap. Leverage opened with such a graphic bang that honestly, I wasn’t sure if I wanted to continue reading. But the main character, Beth, kept me flipping the pages. I wanted so… Continue reading Review for Leverage by Katherine Black …from Amanda Jaeger
Review for Bi The Way by Sarah Northwood. Guest Review by Helen Pryke
In this book, the author begins with the emotional moment her teen came out to her and then takes us back in time to when she and her husband decided to start a family. Sarah’s love for her family shines through. Her honesty about her mistakes and her journey to better understand everything her teen… Continue reading Review for Bi The Way by Sarah Northwood. Guest Review by Helen Pryke
Book Review of Faire’s Fair by Grace Grahme
This book will make you believe in love. The hardest heart can’t fail to be warmed by this story. It’s a classic love story with all the elements you expect, plenty of romance, love, sex, travel, conflict, and resolution. Set between Texas, Glasgow, and Paris with a skiing stop-off somewhere in Northern Europe,… Continue reading Book Review of Faire’s Fair by Grace Grahme
Review for Leverage by Katherine Black Guest Review by Amanda Jaeger
Leverage by Katherine Black (Goodreads Author) Amanda Jaeger‘s review May 29, 2021 it was amazing How Crap. Leverage opened with such a graphic bang that honestly, I wasn’t sure if I wanted to continue reading. But the main character, Beth, kept me flipping the pages. I wanted so badly to see how she was… Continue reading Review for Leverage by Katherine Black Guest Review by Amanda Jaeger
Review of The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware
This book has received some very unkind later reviews on Amazonuk. I don’t understand why. I enjoyed it and am giving it an 8 out of 10. Yes, the main character was obsessed with sleep deprivation, and the point was hammered home a tad as she tended towards whining, but I didn’t find her unlikeable.… Continue reading Review of The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware
Review Of The Sense of Style by Steven Pinker—Guest Review by Stephen Uitti
A couple of years ago, I was at a convention. After the main talk, the speaker was selling books, including one on the topic of his speech. By the time I got there, he had sold out. But something caught my eye, and I picked up one of his other books. It’s the only book… Continue reading Review Of The Sense of Style by Steven Pinker—Guest Review by Stephen Uitti
Review of The Holiday by T.M. Logan
This book got off to a good start but floundered. I would have given it a 7 out of 10, but I’ve raised it to an 8 out of ten for the brilliant ending. I didn’t work it out and fell right into the trap that Logan set. The characters are good enough, but we… Continue reading Review of The Holiday by T.M. Logan
Review of The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell
This was a great read. This Author is bandied about in the reading groups all the time, and I kept seeing her name mentioned. Most people like her, so I wanted to know if she lived up to the hype. She does. I powered through it and found the characterisation very strong. Her people are… Continue reading Review of The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell