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I actually love reading books that have the typical romance tropes - including this one which is a version of forbidden love. Liam is a 25 year old star soccer player/ Olympics silver medalist who has decided to volunteer as an assistant coach for Kinsleyâs college soccer team. The team is advised to not fraternize... Continue Reading →
Synopsis: Erin Doyle canât stand manwhores, and she particularly canât stand Brendan Langstromâthe guy who avoids relationships like the plague and never sleeps with the same girl twice. She and Brendan have waged a war of mutual disdain for years, but when Brendan picks up the pieces after her world unravels, theyâll be forced to... Continue Reading →
When your protagonist is a badass spy who manages to make her way through high society Berlin during the war and brings back one of the most notorious German spies, you tend to expect so much more from her next adventure. And thatâs why this book failed the expectations game, at least for me. Maggie... Continue Reading →
A book with the word âBookshopâ in its title is my kinda book, so I had to read this. I have to say this book left me feeling very very disappointed. Monsieur Perdu lives alone in Paris and owns a book barge called Literary Apothecary. He recommends books to people based on what he thinks... Continue Reading →
This is my first review for an ARC received through Netgalley and I was very excited to read the book. I remember reading the author's books a couple of years back and I recollect them as feel good romance novels. I was expecting a similar kind of experience from this book as well. Even though... Continue Reading →
It's difficult to finish a book when you don't like any of the main characters, but I did so it's probably some testament to the author's writing skills. The book is told in alternating points of view of Evan and Julia who meet in college and fall in love and then decide to move in... Continue Reading →
The premise of the book looked exciting because it had three super interesting elements - BrontĂ© sisters, the last living descendant of the BrontĂ© family and a treasure hunt. It starts with Samantha Whipple, the last living descendant of the BrontĂ© family joining Oxford Old College to study English Literature. Even though speculation is rife... Continue Reading →
I picked up this book because I loved Eligible by the same author and this one seemed interesting. I had no idea this was a fiction based on the life of Laura Bush. Being quite unknown about the history of the Bush family, I treated this book just like any fiction novel. The book is... Continue Reading →
A previous post talks about my excitement at discovering the Charlotte Holmes series - a female Holmes in the modern era. It was too good to be true. I liked the first one in the series enough to discount its plot inconsistencies. I was quite excited to read this second book but this has disappointed... Continue Reading →
