This is probably the worst book I've read all year. It's terrible. The only people who I can think that would enjoy it are Christian women with a sex-sensitivity.
Tag: Fiction
LGBTQ+ Romance in Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur
Starting off my Christmas reading with Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur. Two wildly incompatible women are set up on a disaster of a blind date only to find themselves in a fake relationship for the holidays.
Dear Edward by Ann Napolitano
There are some really beautiful and poignant aspects of the plot and the way the story is created, but honestly, I found it a bit forgettable.
Ignore the Title Paula McLain’s Love and Ruin Isn’t That Bad
A fictional look into the tumultuous relationship between Martha Gellhorn and Ernest Hemingway as she grows from a talented young woman into a fearless writer.
Relatable Millionaires in Jade Chang’s The Wangs vs. The World
Most of us can't relate to losing an international cosmetics corporation or a trust fund, but most can relate to feeling like we're facing off against the world, which is exactly what the Wangs are doing after losing everything and going on a cross country road trip.
Anna of Kleve by Alison Weir
I don't like historical fiction because history is so interesting it doesn't need to be changed, but writers are constantly changing history... Alison Weir is a popular historian, so she writes better historical fiction than the vast majority out there. In her latest, she explores the oft overlooked fourth wife of Henry VIII and a possible secret love child.