I read my first Kathleen Valentine book, Homemade Pie and Sausage/Killing Julie Morris in October 2011 and quickly followed it up with Ghosts of a Beach Town in Winter and The Mermaid's Tale. Since that time, Kathleen's books have become some of my favorites, with The Mermaid's Tale being listed in ...
A Depraved HeartKathleen ValentineI couldn't stop reading this book!! So many twists and turns and it kept me guessing right up to the very end! Great ending too! If you haven't read a Kathleen Valentine book yet, you really are missing out. Not too much romance, just the right amount. Plenty of my...
Found this on my Kindle yesterday and have no idea when I purchased it. Maybe it was a free book that I just snagged because it was free? These stories are very short. Not flash fiction short. but coffee break short for sure. They almost read as character sketches, and I found that I really wanted ...
This book nearly broke my heart. I didn't really like most of it that much, but I was still crying at the end. I picked it up thinking I was going to read a romance. It was clear from the beginning that this book was really more about the characters of Canal Street, and the seamen that live and wo...
If you haven't read a Kathleen Valentine book, you are really missing out. Kathleen is one of my favorite authors due to her ability to write deep, intricate novels and short stories that elicit emotions that run the gamut of feelings. I have read books of hers that I was crying tears of heartache t...
I have read several short stories by Kathleen Valentine, and I have enjoyed all of them. This is the first full length novel of hers that I have read, though. When an author is successful as a short story writer, I always wonder whether they can sustain that level of writing in a full length book....
Another winner from Kathleen Valentine(if you haven't read her books give yourself that treat!) that shows the breadth of her writing capabilities. This is a down to earth cookbook that had some really cool and different recipes. Although I downloaded this onto my Kindle, I didn't like the formattin...
I loved this book! Hooked me right from the very first page and never let go! Bravo Kathleen and thank you for a great read! You made me feel as if I were there in the book with everyone! Every town needs to have an Armpit!
I am getting to the point where I like to read a good short story after I have read a 500 page book So the more my friends talked about this book the more I wanted to read it. As with all short stories you can't give away to much of the plot or you give away the whole story for the next person. ...
I have to be honest with the reader of this review. I had received this book as part of a package deal with the author's other book, Each Angel Burns, which I had been dying to read...and def. lived up to its' promise. I went into this book with a bit more trepidation as the description of the book...
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