Following my heart, one book at a time...
I just loved it. Eloquent writing, poignant yet relatable, but that had me on edge wondering WHAT was happening, the whole way through!! And what was going to happen?!! Oh yes, this one is so unique and explores all sorts of human issues (love and happiness, marital strife, depression, fertility problems, second guessing choices)… BUT one thing it explores that’s not-so-human. <— OH MY that one had me!!!!
Maryse: OOOOOH BLURB JOLT!!!! Especially that last line!! I one-clicked it SO HARD!!!
And here is the second part of Olivia’s question – she wants recommendations for this very specific trope!
I’ve recently re read Paradise by a Judith McNaught, one of my favorites!
I am dying to know what are your favorite rich heroine/poor hero or (blue collar hero)?? And also rich heroine and poor hero who comes back later into her life wealthy like her or more.
Love all your recommendations!
Thank you!
Maryse: Off the top of my head, I DO have two “Rich Girl/Poor Boy” recommendations which I loved! Hopefully I remember some more:
FANTASTIC!!!! Though I knew it would be. It’s K.A. Tucker and she’s always a sure thing or me (and for quite a few of us in our book crew).
Harper: I just finished The Player Next door. …I absolutely loved it. It’s one of those books that you read with a smile on your face and where the characters communicate as they should at their age. It reminds me of the Simple Wild. It will be on my list of favorites books of 2020.
Maryse: I’m TOTALLY into “The Player Next door” (37% in and OMG I just highlighted the WHOLE chapter it was so good and intense!!!!)
So some of you know, I’m a motivational audiobook junkie (I start my day off every morning listening to them). They’re a bit hard to review, ’cause I can’t easily quote my favorite parts or even highlight them to get my point across as to why they are must-reads (or listens). But some of them are so easy to relay, because the message hits home, and it sticks. This is one of those and it’s at the top of my favorites list in this genre.
Iqra: Hi I’m looking for books where heroine see hero on a date with other women. Heroine is jealous.
Peggy: I was so happy to see you are creating a jealousy list about heroine catching hero out for dinner or or kissing or hugging other woman. That is my favorite angsty read.
