by Deborah Smith
THIS IS A RANT I read this book on a hunch really (I am not even sure if that's the right way to put it) and honestly it just didn't pan out. I just wanted a little light/fun romance to balance out the other 4 books I was reading at the moment. So there are two parts to the book, the first part-th...
The more books you read, the harder it gets to find something really worthy. To me, A Place to Call Home was special. It's not just your usual romance, it's a book about family, places and people we belong to. It's about love so pure and strong that it can overcome any obstacles. And it is also abou...
This book has to be the most sweetest & intense love story between a H&h I've ever read. Their love for one another started as children. Then they are ripped apart from one another in youth. Oh boy, do you feel their gut-wrenching lose: CLAIRE: I figured his situation this way: I came into the w...
I brought this novel from my college library .The moment i started reading this novel i couldn't keep it down.i almost finished reading this novel within 4-5 hrs.the love between Roan and Claire is so real and heartwarming .reason behind why Roan did't meet Claire for 20yrs was logical.For me the fi...
30yo journalist gets injured on the job in FL & goes back to her family home in GA after 12 yrs. Since her close-knit family drove away her best friend & only love when she was 10 b/c of a traumatic event involving his dad & her, heroine has continually felt betrayed & angry with her family & has n...
This book was a lovely, complex read. It is hard for me to find romance stories that I can actually get past the first couple of pages; for every one I pick up, I've put down ten others. Nevertheless, I really enjoy the good ones so I keep looking for those jewels among the dross. Deborah Smith's ...
Despite a few romantic cliches, this falls more into the fiction category than romance. (I am dropping the term "Women's Fiction," because it's annoying. There's no "Men's Fiction," they just get to write "Fiction." Feh.) It concentrates far more on the primary relationship between the main characte...
Fantastic, fantastic book!
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