Marsha

Oraya is an excellent leading lady

Revisado: 12-10-23

If you are looking for your next epic fantasy, this is it. Super fun read. Think Hunger Games, ACOTAR and Fourth Wing, but with vampires and a little more grown up. There is a ton of action and some romance. Bonus: The narrator,Amanda Leigh Cobb, is fabulous.

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A delightful sequel

Revisado: 02-22-23

This was an enjoyable book. Rarely is the sequel as good as the first book, but this book was really good. It was sweet with a satisfying ending to a complicated love story. The author did a great job evoking feelings of hurt, loss, love, and hope. Once again she tackled domestic violence, but this time from the point of what happens after you leave the situation. One thing that made this book a little better is that author acknowledged that Lily had many more advantages and a strong support network to help her through the events in the first book. She recognizes that not everyone has the resources she had. Despite this, the reader feels the sadness and pain Lilly goes through. This book also alternates chapters between Atlas and Lily, but gives more insight into Atlas's perspective. It was very well done. And there is plenty of romance and cheesiness to make you smile and feel good. "P.S. It is my wish for you to be my fish."

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So many twists and turns.

Revisado: 12-04-22

Just when you think you know how this story will end, there is another twist. This story will pull at your heartstrings and make you feel every emotion Paul went through on his journey. The book will have you cheering for Paul, and feeling disappointed, yet intrigued and sad all at the same time. It will be hard to stop listening and this mystery will stay with you long after it ends. Hopefully, it will leave you feeling grateful for the family you have. Plus, it's a true story!

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A very important book

Revisado: 08-18-22

Knowledge is power. The more you know the better decisions you can make. This highly researched, yet relatable book will change your perspective on drinking and drinking culture. if you have ever questioned your drinking , had a hangover or just want to be healthier, this book is for you.

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This book will make you smile!

Revisado: 06-05-22

Such a creative and fun book. Very witty and thought-provoking. If you are looking for a fun, quick read, and like to chuckle out loud, I highly recommend this book.

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Very fun and fast paced.

Revisado: 05-01-22

Lara is a strong lead who doesn't give up. Lots of action and deception. I recommend this book.

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Charming and Delightful.

Revisado: 04-09-22

Charming and delightful, this book will surely work it's way into your heart. At first, the women seem to be "Karens," but it is necessary to remember the book starts in the sixties when women were told exactly what their roles in society were. The book touches on a lot of relevant, tough topics in a relatable way. You feel as if you could pull up a chair and join in the book clubs. The author cleverly allows the worlds of the old book club and the new book club to intertwine. The story is a sweet reminder that women need other women and that true friendships can survive the hardest of life's challenges. Women can indeed encourage one another and think/live outside of traditional roles. The characters are not perfect, like real-life people. Some of the flaws are exaggerated, like in the original Sex in the City, but other character flaws make them more relatable. Despite a few chessey moments, overall, the story was heartwarming and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

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Interesting and Imaginative!

Revisado: 04-05-22

This book is very interesting and imaginative. It was a daring take on AC's real-life disappearance. I'm not sure I believe this is the true account, but it was a fascinating theory. There are a few moments that were just too outlandish to believe. Real people simply would not have behaved that way. However, extremely rich people can be eccentric, so who really knows what happened? It was written like a mystery, where many things do not become clear until the end. Because of her style, some parts appeared too long or to not quite fit into the story, but in the end, everything was neatly resolved. If you are looking for something, thought-provoking, different and interesting, I recommend this book.

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Rock, Paper, Suspense!

Revisado: 03-29-22

Very good. Lots of twists and misdirection. You may even be tempted to read it again to see what you missed the first time around. The characters are dynamic and have interesting back stories. The writing style is very clever. A few fun lines... 1) "There are forests less shady than my wife." 2) "A fight is like storm, sometimes you can see it before it starts." 3) "words don't come with gift receipts, you can't take them back" 4) "He doesn't cheat with men or women, he cheats with their words. He is always reading." 5)"Things have been wrong with the Wrights for a long time"

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Makes you think

Revisado: 03-22-22

I have so many thoughts!!! I liked her writing style and some of scenes were very vivid, but I also felt some important character and plot details were left out. The main reason for the 4 rating is that the author left too many loose ends and unresolved issues. Overall, I did enjoy it because was very thought provoking and challenged some my own bias' and cultural assumptions. The narrators were excellent for the story.

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