Reviews Archive
A very good psychological book on relationships with a dose of adequate suspense Strangely enough, the character of Carly often reminds me of the overly paranoid character of Jessica Tandy in the movie Birds, even though their situations (as far …
Quite a well-done murder mystery that won’t let your anxious nerves rest until the end Vicki is no doubt a very articulate writer who knows what to tell and when. The writer in her manages to grab the reader’s interest …
The great thing about this book is that it lets you peek into Liz’s state of mind from the very start. Written in the form of ‘blog posts’ (are they?), she says in the very first ‘blog post’ of hers …
This is quite an interesting ebook on the kind of sex that I have not heard of till date. The irony is that although tantric sex have had its origins in India, the ‘sex taboo’ that the author speaks about …
Memories, every last one of them “Memories, every last one of them, memories embroidered with pain and sorrow, bits and pieces of a life that he realized belonged to him.” From the very first moment, you really FEEL for him, …
Very solid piece of writing but could have been better I don’t know if this is an autobiographical piece of the author but in terms of authenticity, I believe that very few war books can compete with it. The ‘drama’ …
Man is a social creature and loneliness sucks. The author puts it quite well: “Having no friends is not a big deal, but striving to get friends and failing in the attempt is something to worry about.” What follows is …
Quite a promising book on ballroom dance, but where is the romance? Poor Rory; her story often reminds me of the person I was myself; I used to write stories and poems in college but the harsh realities of life …
Poetry is not my forte but there was something in Andrea’s poetry anthology that kept me going. The first poem is a mixture of hope and despair, and the last stanza is worth mentioning for its sheer beauty: “You, a …
Solid erotic atmosphere but the ending falls short of expectations First off, I love how the author builds up both a solid atmosphere as well as a solid character in just one paragraph; both descriptions are so strong and vivid …