I think I picked this up on the recommendation of another author I follow. It was good as far as Christian fiction goes, and a sweet romance with a few teeth-gnashing moments that worked out all right in the end. Katie is a women's suffrage advocate at the turn of the century. She went off to ...
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Thought-provoking for any of us who identify with Kadavy's self-description of constantly finding ways to do more and more things in less and less time. I smiled a little as he described his pursuits to this effect: they definitely sound like me, and he's absolutely right that at a certain point, ...
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An intriguing concept, but ultimately the story devolved into the same dystopian tropes we've read a hundred times. The main character is Fray, twin sister to "first daughter" Rafia, international celebrity. Only, no one knows that Rafia has a twin. Before the twins were born, their brother was ...
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My least favorite Beth Moran book yet. She still hooked me early on, such that I raced through the book... but as the story went on, it was increasingly cringe-inducing. And also a bit gimmicky and far-fetched. The story follows both Emma and Cooper, separately... sort of. Emma is the main ...
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My husband and I are watching the "Poldark" series, so I picked this up--not realizing that the series is quite so long! Each volume has a different character's name on it, too, and apparently they include Ross's children by book 3. So I'm wondering how that's going to translate to the series--is it ...
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