The Sound of Spring by G.X. Chen
Laura Tolomei’s Reading Reviews & Thoughts
The Sound of Spring by G.X. Chen
Inspiring and thoughtful, a very good read!
Although I prefer the crime genre, I also like to curl up from time to time with a good romance, usually an historical one. This explains my selection of The Sound of Spring by G.X. Chen, which was full of anticipation in no way diminished by the plot's more recent setting. The result is…
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I cannot believe I had to read through how Carson Drake falls in love after just a weekend with a woman he has met in a BDSM club, a place of which he's a patron and has frequented for years. Likewise, London Chantelle fares no better, her falling in love with her new master of barely 24 hours is just as perplexing and improbable.
It's clear the author has no real experience about love or if she does, prefers the fairytale approach to a realistic one. And maybe this latest disappointment with this genre will convince me to stop picking up these kinds of books.
Salt and Pepper by Maria Akhan
It’s a real eye opener!
Salt and Pepper by Maria Akhanji is a truly remarkable read. The innocence of the protagonist and her "salt and pepper perception", her having to experience traumatic events without being able to understand them, are so unique that I would've given this book a top rating…
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