The Hopes and Dreams of Lucy Baker by Jenni Keer

I have to start this blog post by saying that I finally found a friendship done right, in a way that I could sympathize and empathize with in this book. The last year had quite a few such relationships, friendships between octogenarians and young reclusive women. There will be more such in the coming year also (I…

The Seven Sisters (The Seven Sisters #1) by Lucinda Riley

I am not much of a rebel, I hate to swim against the tide most of the time. Sometimes though I end up having to stand by my own impressions even though it is the harder choice. Why I began with this ominous note will be more than obvious once you read this post all…