Stephanie Fallas Fallas itibaren Retiro de Los Indios, Cereté, Córdoba, Kolombiya itibaren Retiro de Los Indios, Cereté, Córdoba, Kolombiya

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*4.5* stars for "Home for the Holidays" (Jeaniene Frost) *3 stars* for "The Gift" (Lynsay Sands)

I have to say I did not like the beginning of this book, I love my romances romantic and this started painfully darkly as Alex and Laren had grown apart and were both stubborn and had way too much pride. Sure they both wanted their marriage to get better but either was willing to budge. And I found it really hard to read, almost didn't want to keep reading. Now what redeemed the book for me a little bit was that Alex did set out to correct the matter, but I still found Laren annoying there is something about characters that think they aren't good enough that have me cringing, well to a point, there was strength in her at times. I can get the appeal of this book, the struggle to fix their marriage and the gorgeous setting they are in, 1300's Scotland. But it just wasn't for me, I like love to blossom in my stories, the misery of this just wasn't my cup of tea. What I did like about this book was the setting, Scotland, the world painted by Willingham, that I did find rugged and facinating, and the supporting characters had lots of really interesting personalities.

I won Tornado Warning, A Memoir of Teen Dating Violence and its Effect on a Woman’s Life by Elin Stebbins Waldal in a Goodreads First Reads giveaway. Where do I start? First I want the author to know that she is a strong woman and I want to thank her for writing this book. I am honored to receive this autographed book through Goodreads The book was beautifully written with detail descriptions. It’s one of those books you cannot put down. I recommend this book, not only to teen girls, but to parents as well. I know I will give this book to my niece when she comes of age to date. Diana

In 'The case of the good-for-nothing girlfriend' childish pleasures are subverted for adult innuendo. Snigger.

A lovely little novel set in Egypt about a young english runaway who takes refuge with her Grandmother in Cairo. There she discovers the wonders of Egyptian life making friends with a young egyptian student, and also discovers the secret life of her grandmother and her lost love. A delightful and easy read