Summary: 100 Dates & a Wedding relates the dating tribulations of a young French divorcee named Valerie Duval. It narrates Valerie’s dating experiences in London and shares the lessons she learnt from them. Her disillusionments, her joys, and her own ambiguities are shared without concession questioning how to deal with a break up after… Read More 100 Dates and a Wedding – Book Review
After reading Proud Patrick, I took it into my head to visit Michael O’Reilly’s profile on Goodreads, where I learned that he counts among his main influences, not only writers such as Forster, Hardy, Joyce, Melville, and Shakespeare, but also filmmakers such as Bergman, Cassavetes, Kubrick, Kurosawa, and Lean.
His Guilty Secret by Helene Fermont Synopsis: Secrets & Lies Are Dangerous. When Jacques’s body is discovered in a hotel room his wife, Patricia, suspects he has been hiding something from her.
The first time I had to put Douglas L. Wilson’s Affinity’s Window down because I was too scared was on page 51. If you think that sounds like it’s not very far into the novel, that’s because it isn’t. The sun was going down, the back of my neck had begun to prickle, and I… Read More Affinity’s Window – Book Review
Guest review contributed by Chick Lit Cafe Simply Being Happy – Paula Sullivan Synopsis: WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN WAITING FOR THAT WILL FINALLY MAKE YOU HAPPY? Is it a lottery ticket? A rich uncle? A huge, mysterious payoff? Let the waiting finally be over and discover that you already have what you… Read More Simply Being Happy – Book Review
Quest to the Unknown by Annelies George Synopsis: Quest to the Unknown revolves around up-and-coming Dutch reporter Jessie Golden, ready for her first holiday with business mogul and playboy Carlos Gomez, with whom she is engaged in a budding romance. Her journey begins when she finds a folder full of information on a… Read More Quest to the Unknown – Book Review
Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor Hell a fury, like a woman scorned. Or so the poem goes. One lying man is about to find out that when the woman scorned is a witch, Hell’s fury is only one of his problems.
Title: The Megarothke Author: Robert Ashcroft Genre: Horror, science fiction The Megarothke, the debut novel from author Robert Ashcroft, is billed as “Blade Runner meets Westworld via Resident Evil.” Rarely do I buy into publisher hyperbole concerning new books, but in this case I don’t think it goes nearly far enough. While the elevator pitch… Read More The Megarothke – Book Review
With Angel’s Wings by Stephanie A. Collins How do you review a memoir? It feels wrong to apply the same criteria I would apply to fiction. This isn’t a story someone has written to entertain the reader. This is someone’s life.
Title: The Hellion Author: Christi Caldwell Genre: Historical Romance Synopsis: USA Today bestselling author Christi Caldwell’s Wicked Wallflowers series burns hot as two rivals meet in the flesh and feel the heat… Adair Thorne has just watched his gaming-hell dream disappear into a blaze of fire and ash, and he’s certain that his… Read More The Hellion (Wicked Wallflowers #1) – Book Review
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