loved it but it made me cry, made me pray made me angry with the jerk who did this and others like him. (I refuse to call him by his name.) Amanda, Gina, and Michelle, and little Josland, may God bless you and make you whole again. thank you for sharing your stories.
Review from The Haunting on Heliotrope Lane →
The possessed voices were freaky, and blood 🩸 was freaky. No more freaky stories for the kids!
This book should be required reading for all Public Servants. This book makes the crap that I was forced to read in School seem ridiculous and small. This book speaks to the destruction of families and individuals by : alcohol, drugs, mental health, et cetera. Highly Recommend
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
Loved it! the story and happy ending. Tragic, heartbreaking, heartfelt, and beautiful love story with sex.
Review from Wynn in Doubt →
As the story began I feared it might be just another mushy romance. But it has an interesting plot, well drawn characters, and a good, unhurried end.I also found the narrator to be quite good.
The story kept me engaged waiting for what came next. It offers insight to others way of living and offers an expansion to others perspectives. There were times the voice was confusing for which character was which. Overall I loved it and look forward to others by Bryn Greenwood.
Review from Those Girls →
Hours ago, a misinformed woman purchased a book that had been advertised on Tiktok as something amazing. She discovered, much to her dismay, that she had been mistaken. And she’d reached her limit with returns so she was stuck with this auditory turd. No, seriously…I tried to be patient for an hour or two. Hoping..
Review from Never Look Back →
The storyline was good so I wanted to like this book, but the beginning was SLOW, the middle picked up and was good, then the ending was so convoluted I lost track of who was who.
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
Man and girl fall in love…would have been good is the premise was not based a mirror and adult romantic relationship
I was looking forward to this book the moment I heard about it. Katie Ganshert has been one of my favorite authors from the moment I finished her first book, so I knew I could trust her to tackle the sensitive issue of racism with grace, honesty and without preaching. No One Ever Asked is..