This is just the kind of book that one should pick up on a lazy afternoon. The writing, the characters and the eventual turn of the story are all enjoyable.Poppy was the first of her friends to get married. She was part of a close-knit gang of four. The rest of them are married now,… Continue reading No Ex Before Marriage by Portia MacIntosh
Category: Chick lit
Villa of Second Chances by Jennifer Bohnet
This is a slightly different book in this genre. The average age of all the characters is slightly higher than the cover might signify. This does not mean that it changes much of the 'feel' of the book. There are two separate sets of characters in the story; one consists of a pair of sisters… Continue reading Villa of Second Chances by Jennifer Bohnet
Sunny by Sukh Ojla
There was something entirely enjoyable about this book. The point of view is not one I am familiar with or at least the few I have had the opportunity to read did not agree with me. This was not the case here. If anything, I would say only the incessant reference to her own physical… Continue reading Sunny by Sukh Ojla
Playing for Love by Jeevani Charika
The book is still up on NetGalley When I started this book, I knew the author was South-Asian (or desi as I think of in my head), as was the main character, but I did not know from which country she was from. I begin with this because I found out something I had never… Continue reading Playing for Love by Jeevani Charika
Murder at a Scottish Social (Scottish Shire Mystery #3) by Traci Hall
I have read and reviewed the previous two books on the blog before. It is always refreshing when a series maintains its allure three books in. I started this series because I always like a new location and a new kind of protagonist. There have been quite a few series that I have abandoned after… Continue reading Murder at a Scottish Social (Scottish Shire Mystery #3) by Traci Hall
The Wrong Suitcase by Laura Jane Williams
This is a book narrated by the author herself, and she did an excellent job. It is a novella, a thing I realised only halfway into the narrative. Despite its length, I found myself feeling like I got a whole book worth of romance.We have two lead characters who have alternating chapters to voice their… Continue reading The Wrong Suitcase by Laura Jane Williams
The Bright Side Running Club by Josie Lloyd
The author draws inspiration and information from her own trials with Breast Cancer to write this book. This statement could have been left unsaid but still been understood. The sheer confusion and emotions that overwhelm Kiera when given her diagnosis are very stark.Kiera is a happy mother with a close-knit social circle and a job… Continue reading The Bright Side Running Club by Josie Lloyd
Laura Lake and the Hipster Weddings (Laura Lake #1) Wendy Holden
This is another book I picked up at the library when I was in a hurry. I liked the look of the book and brought it home. It was not a book that I enjoyed particularly.The book has its moments, and the writing was quite good, which is why I expected more from it. I… Continue reading Laura Lake and the Hipster Weddings (Laura Lake #1) Wendy Holden