James Koppert (2698 KP) rated Skinwalker Ranch (2013) in Movies
Oct 29, 2019
TravelersWife4Life (31 KP) rated Call to Love in Books
Feb 24, 2021
I enjoyed this debut novel by Mary A. Felkins. I thought that both Tracey and Tom were well-rounded characters and I liked getting to know their individual stories. Both characters had some real-life applicable struggles and I liked how Mary A. Felkins had the characters overcome them.
The plot was good and kept me interested and engaged throughout the whole book. I thought that there were some interesting points made and some quotable moments
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1958. Driving through the British countryside, unthinkingly misogynistic space scientist, Dr. Boy...
A Parfait Murder
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The Lantana County Fair has come to town, and Tally Jones has scored a plum spot as a judge on one...
Harbor (Renzo & Lucia #2)
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Lucia Marcello is the good girl—or she used to be. The youngest mafia principessa of her family,...
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TWO PEOPLE WITH LOSSES Eli and Max both have good reasons to go to the lighthouse on Shackles...
The Body on the Beach (Fethering, #1)
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The first of a new series "The Fethering Mysteries", 'The Body on the Beach' takes us to a small...
Sarah Thompson (2 KP) rated The Heart's Invisible Furies in Books
Feb 1, 2018
A tale beginning in Ireland in the 1940s and spanning several countries and decades, it encompasses so many different aspects of life, love and death with the main focus being relationships, bigotry and sexual intolerance.
Beautifully written and somewhat Dickensian in essence, I fell in love with the characters and some of the experiences they had saddened me while others were just utterly hilarious. Cyril and his wry humour was just wonderful.
Just to add from John Boyne's note on The Heart's Invisible Furies "The desire to love and to share one's life with someone is neither a homosexual nor a heterosexual conceit. It's human".