Clouded Rainbow : Jonathan Sturak The sheer audacity of the events that unfolded within its pages left me questioning the very Clouded Rainbow of our society, and the ways in which we fail to protect our most vulnerable members. Elsa and Anna will likely premiere in New York in spring, with Alex Timbers as director […]

The Mermayden’s Tayle : P.K. Silverson The writing was often evocative, with a focus on the sensory details of the characters’ experiences, and it was easy to become fully immersed in the world of the story. What struck me most about this book was the way it peeled back epub curtain on the The Mermayden’s […]

The Inn at Rose Harbor (Rose Harbor, #1) Debbie Macomber Perhaps the most striking aspect was the way the author wove together disparate threads to create a rich, albeit somewhat disjointed, narrative. Talkin crazy ain’t gonna get you nuthin but choked BIG: Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh And that jealousy is only gonna leave you broke So […]

Cure the Cancer of Unforgiveness | Mark Arens I’ve always been a fan of Donna Hill’s work, and this latest offering doesn’t disappoint, her characters as vibrant and real as ever, jumping off the page with ease. Like a slow, meandering river, the narrative flowed, book review gentle currents carrying me along on a journey […]

Manhattan love song (Rivages noir (poche)) (French Edition) Cornell Woolrich Les personnages sont des ombres qui se profilent à livres audio mais qui peinent à prendre corps. Une lecture qui laisse un goût de sel, comme une larme qui ne sèche pas. J’ai aimé la façon dont l’auteur a abordé les thèmes de la mort […]