by Linda Cassidy Lewis
Read my full review at: http://bit.ly/N55wtXI must admit that I loved this book. It was an intelligently written romance...although, I think it fit more into simply a contemporary genre due to the "moral" of the story being something much deeper than one would find in a traditional romance novel.As ...
Free on Amazon 05/03/2012.
For the record, I am a 100% male reader. I am not a love story genre fan but I found this love story to be compelling.The Brevity of Roses is NOT a romance novel. It is a thought provoking story of the love between people of different age groups and social backgrounds.The writing is very well craf...
Jalal Vaziri has spent his life running away from his problems. He left his parents and siblings in Seattle, moving cross-country to New York to escape family pressure to join the family business. He then leaves New York and moved to California when he decided he didn't like his job and where his li...
"The Brevity of Roses" is an elegant story that quietly dragged me into the lives and loves of its characters. Perhaps this novel appealed to me because love in its many forms—a passionate interest of mine—is the main theme. Both the wonder and the anxiety of sensual love, family love and friendship...
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