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Book Review from 'Why Can't I Stop Reading' by Wendiann
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Rated "G" by the Author.
I received a five star review and only hope others will give my work a go.
My Rating: 5 Bookworms
My Review:
So Jade is your average 40 something divorcee trying to make her way through the world. Trying to figure out what exactly she wants to do and who her real friends are when one disaster after another starts striking her. Just about hitting bottom Jade discovers the wonderful world of cyber chatting. Finally meeting her soul mate things finally start looking up. Or do they?
I really, really enjoyed this one folks. It is quite a lengthy one, but very well worth it. I was stuck to it for 3 days. Had myself 2 sleepless nights, reading until all hours of the morning. Until I finally finished the book to find the MOTHER of all cliff hangers.
The characters in this story were so vividly real. So achingly human and filled with flaws. I even found myself wishing I could smack Jade a few times for being extremely stupid and obtuse. Which always makes for a really fun read. This was my first Woman’s lit book in some time, and I was not disappointed. And in turn cannot wait to get to the next instalment titled Now What?
Get the book now, and grow with Jade. Watch her cope with issues, we all wish we will never have to deal with. Live vicariously through her not so full love life. Make new friends, see new places and do things you would not normally do. Stay up until 2 am. Live life. Enjoy.
I had to go to the website to see who wrote this review. All I can determine is that it's someone with a pseudonym, angelic reader. She, and I assume she is a she, wrote a fine review and added an interview. I'm not sure of her credibility as a professional reviewer, so I'll leave it at that.
Yours is not a genre that I would read if I did read. I'm too busy writing to read much. I hope you can write articles that are not self promoting from here on out.
Hearts of Gold
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