Description: A couple adopts a depressed hedgehog; a stranger shows up, claiming to be the father of a girl’s imaginary friend; a woman kidnaps her ex-husband’s turtle; a family is evicted from their home, but was it ever really theirs? Heartbreaking and hilarious, the eight stories of Einstein’s Beach House […]
I have a thing for time travelling: the possibilities, the danger of altering the past and therefore your own present…
If I had to summarize this book, I wouldn’t hesitate one second: UST.
This book doesn’t go the easy way. It is very realistic and doesn’t skimp over the ‘yucky’ parts.
As always this meme is hosted by The Broke and The Bookish. Go and take a look at their blog! Sometimes you are just bored and every book you pick up, you put down after a few pages. Some people only have read books for school and therefore see reading […]
I liked how subspace was handled (especially the sub drop part of the story) and how the dom’s side is featured as well.
Don’t get me wrong, I liked the flashbacks to the characters’ childhood and how they fell in love.
And I was really surprised how badly werewolves – or at least Gee – hear.
Even though the theme is a difficult one, it’s an amusing read. I smirked more than once.
I was ready to post the following discussion days ago and then some things happened and I felt like I was forced to rewrite it. Okay, so that sounds way more dramatic than it is… Anyway, thing is I filled out this form to be added to the Indie Book […]
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