Read for the second time. The day after I read it the first time. Why? Because I love this. And I had to read to my wife. I think I liked it more the second time, too. Guh. Why is this so good? Why is there not more? What is this life?
An authentic love story. This book gave me the feels entirely throughout. Sophie is a famous adult contemporary musician who has been in some trouble recently as she deals with the death of her manager.
Noyes creates a captivating story that focuses on physical and emotional loneliness. Celeste answers an advertisement that leads her to live in a habitat without physical or audible human contact for 3/4 years. She is deep into her routines when an unexpected visitor arrives just after the 3 year mark. She is afraid that this […]
No pretending to love this book! Emma is a travel reviewer who puts her company at risk after having relations with someone from a resort she recently evaluated. Caroline is a public relations person hired to help clean up the company image. Emma needs to review a couples retreat and the boss sends Caroline as […]
I hadn’t realized that this was a secondary book to ‘Perfect Rhythm.’ No worries, you do not need to have read that book to enjoy this one.
So good I’m definitely late to this party. What a beautiful story of learning to accept love.
Second read Still incredibly good. And I just noticed this author released another book at the end of June! So exciting! I can’t think of a single thing I didn’t like. This may be the most entertaining book that I have read so far this year. Thanks to everyone else for reading it before me […]
Perfect short story I loved this. Ally is graduating and heading off to California to go to college in two months. She should be excited but she has to be honest with her best friend, Marissa, before she can move on.
Second read Seriously. If you haven’t read this, you need to. How can something so wrong feel so right? The characters are so unique and lovable. Flowridia and her shy but not innocent ways. Etolie and her drunken humor. Thalmus and his giant protectiveness. Ayla and her gruesome mutilating yet betraying tender heart. Also, the […]
I had never heard of Andrea Gibson before reading this book of poetry. I definitely know her now. In fact, very intimately as a result of her vulnerability and frank openness.