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Everybody Rise
by Stephanie Clifford
Not what I was hoping for (3/9/2015)
I was excited to receive this book but truly from the first page I knew it was not the book I was hoping it would be. The characters were unlikeable and barely developed, the language was flat (i.e. I did not re-read a single sentence or word for want of experiencing themore
Vanessa and Her Sister
by Priya Parmar
So glad I did! (10/6/2014)
Very pleasantly surprised! Was initially unsure if format (using diary entries, letters and even telegrams) would be to my liking but it was perfect for this story. I was intrigued from very first chapter and my love of this book continued to grow as it progressed. I foundmore
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