Victoria Guerrero SosaGuerrero SosaitibarenRedhua, Odisha, Hindistan
zadie smith is funny when you least expect it and takes on the immigrant story in splintered and multicultural London in an entirely fresh way. a really smart book that never stops asking questions. note: a little tough to get into and get used to her style...but worth it once you commit!
I thought it was a great plot, but she didn't seem to know how to end the story so it just sort of ended with me asking, "That is it?"
A powerful too to help those who have been victims of sexual abuse of any degree or severity. I greatly admire Dan Allender and would recommend pretty much anything that he has written. He is thoughtful, honest and has a clear grasp of reality that he easily weaves the hope of Christ into.
so, I didn't finish this book....it went from crime fiction to romance novel...just couldn't do it.
Overall I enjoyed the book. The fact that the main characters would get engaged without knowing some of the formative aspects of their lives was a little disturbing. Also, there seemed to be a significant gap between the one Christie telling Robert about his deployment and suddenly finding yourself during the actual deployment. The other thing I didn't like about this book was the abrupt ending. In some ways I realize why the author did this, but I genuinely turned the page expecting a continuation of the story suddenly finding myself with the author's bio. On the other hand I overall enjoyed the way that Ms. Noel wrote the story, aside from the points I mentioned above. It flowed well and drew me in from the begining. I also enjoyed the humor of the book. It is what made me want to look up more of the author's work. I am looking forward to anything else I can find by this author and hope that she keeps on developing and writting. Congratulations on a very enjoyable book!!