by Bonnie Erina Wheeler
When Lexie Anderson’s mother suddenly announces she is marrying a Romanian immigrant, Lexie willingly leaves behind her busy life in Connecticut for her penance in “The Moose Capital of the World.” Small town living is strange enough, now Lexie must cope with her overbearing stepfamily monitoring he...
Having received this book to review for an upcoming book tour, I had no clue what to expect. I had never heard of Wheeler, so going in I had zero expectations. Which, I have to say, was refreshing for a change.And as it turns out, I really enjoyed her writing style, and felt for the characters. Thou...
If there is something in life I hate the most its things that waste my time. Sadly, I have to say that this book fell under the ‘wasted time’ category. The story is told both from Lexie’s and Torin’s perspective, and then a third perspective called Wolf, which we won’t get to know who it really is u...
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