A heart-warming tale of rediscovery; a passion left untouched, tainted by the blackest depths of grief. Glimmering fireflies light a pathway to love and new adventures, if one can only let go of the past.
As far as debut novels go, The Touch of Her Voice is an outstanding example of why I love taking a chance on new authors. A fantastic story; refreshing, well crafted and emotional, this was a story just waiting to be told.
I am not an incurable romantic by any standard; romance writers have to work bloody hard to get to my soft and squishy underbelly. And I’m not a pushover so that’s a task in itself. But you’d have to have a heart of stone not to feel the myriad of emotions wrapped up inside An … More 5* Review: An Art to Love – Helena Harte
The X Ingredient is my first read by this author and prior to picking up this book, i had no idea that the story had its origins in fanfic. As such i suspect i’m reviewing this from a very different stand point to other readers.
Despite being 10.5 years post publication, 96 Hours still packs a punch. The age old question – ‘What would you do?’ still irrepressibly thought provoking. The subject matter as tragic and heart wrenching as ever.
Make sure to hone your emotional vulnerability skills before turning a single page of this book. The cover maybe eye catching in its simplicity, but the story within is as multifaceted as they come. Erin Zak knows how to tell a story and boy is this a good one.
How do you repair the image of a former bad girl turned CEO? Employ the services of a notable PR specialist, making sure to embark upon a fake romance together, just for good measure.
It’s all in the title – When You Least Expect It; a slow burn, friends to lovers romance, where love is found exactly when (and where) it’s least expected.
I decided to read Those Who Wait and Forever and A Day one after the other, before putting together a review for either. You’ll find individual reviews below for each book, but I’d encourage you to read these two books back to back for the full experience.
Within the first few pages of this book KJ makes no bones about the fact that The Forever and The Now is not a romance, and strictly speaking it isn’t – there’s no happily ever after for the protagonists – BUT, it is a love story in it’s truest form, and by god what a … More 5* Review: The Forever and The Now – KJ
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