The Unlikely Life of Maisie Meadows | By Jenni Keer
I received an e-ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. My thoughts Narrative and Plot The Unlikely Life of Maisie Meadows has an upbeat tone which is...
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Let It Snow | By Sue Moorcraft
I received an e-ARC of Let it Snow from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. My thoughts Narrative and Plot The tone of the book relies mainly on...
Get a Life Chloe Brown | By Talia Hibbert
My thoughts Narrative and Plot Let me just say, this romantic story is cute as a “button”. Get a Life, Chloe Brown has a vibrant and steamy narrative told in both...
Christmas at Frozen Falls | By Kiley Dunbar
I received an e-ARC from #NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. (True story : I forgot to download the book and ended up buying it because I couldn’t resist the beautiful cover. ) My...
Christmas Shopaholic | By Sophie Kinsella
My thoughts Narrative and Plot Christmas Shopaholic is the ninth book of the Shopaholic series. The entire series is told from Becky’s point of view. She is a vivacious and lovable shopaholic....
A Wedding in December | By Sarah Morgan
My thoughts Narrative and Plot A Wedding in December is your warm and cozy holiday read for 2019. But it is not just some fluffy holiday plot. Told from the perspective of...
Twice in a Blue Moon | By Christina Lauren
My thoughts Narrative and Plot Twice in a Blue Moon is definitely an engaging read if you’re into the women’s fiction genre. This is definitely not your magical romantic...
The Bookish Life of Nina Hill | By Abbi Waxman
If you find some connection with the main character throughout, the Bookish Life of Nina Hill can work for you.
Kiss | By Jill Mansell
This wasn’t exactly a bad book. I finished it. It had its good moments. But you can’t love them all.
I Owe You One | By Sophie Kinsella
About the Author Sophie Kinsella is one of my most favorite writers. I love her style, her voice and undoubtedly the humor and the underlying serious tone of her stories. She is the author...
