Category: Women’s Fic – Chick-lit


REVIEW: The Last Life Boat by Hazel Gaynor
13th Jul / 7 Comments

REVIEW: The Last Life Boat by Hazel Gaynor

The Last Life Boat by Hazel Gaynor: Set brilliantly in the belly of World War II, we experience first hand what it means to survive as Alice finds her true purpose in service as a teacher and escort of children who are destined to flee war torn Europe.

REVIEW: Marlowe Banks Redesigned by Jacqueline Firkins
1st Jul / 7 Comments

REVIEW: Marlowe Banks Redesigned by Jacqueline Firkins

Marlowe Banks Redesigned by Jacqueline Firkins: Fleeing home town New York after a spate of harsh reviews regarding her creativity and abilities as a high profile costume designer, Marlowe lands herself at the bottom of the design rungs on a LA television set. PA to Babs who fills up Marlowes days […]

REVIEW: The Friendship Pact by Jill Shalvis
25th Jun / 9 Comments

REVIEW: The Friendship Pact by Jill Shalvis

In The Friendship Pact by Jill Shalvis, Tae Holmes is working with an adventure company that works with wounded warriors and athletes with disabilities. It’s also run by Jake, the brother of Riggs. What no one knows is that Riggs and Tae had a brief fling in high school, and […]

REVIEW: Five First Chances by Sarah Jost
14th Jun / 6 Comments

REVIEW: Five First Chances by Sarah Jost

Five First Chances by Sarah Jost: In a ground-hog day meets back to the love future fashion, we explore Lou’s life as she navigates a time loop of self-discovery, love and difficult choices that will hopefully shape her into the human she believes she can become.

REVIEW: A Little Ray of Sunshine by Kristan Higgins
9th Jun / 10 Comments

REVIEW: A Little Ray of Sunshine by Kristan Higgins

In A Little Ray of Sunshine by Kristan Higgins, Running her family’s Wellfleet, Massachusetts, bookstore is Harlow Smith’s happy place, especially as she gets to spend time with her fabulous grandfather every day. It also helps to keep the guilt and grief at bay from giving her newborn son, Matthew, […]

REVIEW: The Second Ending by Michelle Hoffman
6th Jun / 9 Comments

REVIEW: The Second Ending by Michelle Hoffman

The Second Ending by Michelle Hoffman: Punctuated with music as the heading of each chapter we are thrown into the lives of two gifted and talented pianists; who must compete queen’s gambit style to determine who indeed has the most talented, or indeed whose upbringing is a weightier baggage claim.

REVIEW: Moorewood Family Rules by HelenKay Dimon
9th May / 9 Comments

REVIEW: Moorewood Family Rules by HelenKay Dimon

In Moorewood Family Rules by HelenKay Dimon, Jillian Moorewood knows that her upbringing was probably quite different from most. On the outside, her family appears to have money, affluence, and moves in all the right social circles. On the inside, however, the majority of her kin are one step away […]

REVIEW: Love Buzz by Neely Tubati Alexander
7th May / 5 Comments

REVIEW: Love Buzz by Neely Tubati Alexander

Love Buzz by Neely Tubati AlexanderTorturously counting down the hours until she is free to return home to Seattle again, Bridesmaid Serena is questioning how she ended up involved in her cousins Corals’ wedding party given the distance between them that’s grown over the years. Until of course, she meets […]

REVIEW: The Comeback Summer by Ali Brady
3rd May / 6 Comments

REVIEW: The Comeback Summer by Ali Brady

With sisterhood sitting firmly as the centrepiece, The Comeback Summer by Ali Brady encourages all readers to step out of their comfort zones and face the many curve balls in life head on. When sisters and business partners Hannah and Libby have a key company withdraw their business, they struggle […]