Reviewed by me for Readers’ Favorite The Servant: The Vampire Desjardins Book 1 by Camilla Klaus is set in the early twentieth century. Estelle is desperate to get a job for her survival; therefore, when she receives an offer to work as a servant in a house, she doesn’t hesitate to grab this opportunity. She…
Year: 2016
A Demanding Gift Receiver Speaks #UnwrapChristmas
If I had written this post two days back, I would have come up with a selfless list of things to do on Christmas, but something changed in the last two days. Before you start imagining too many dramatic things, I must mention that nothing big happened. It’s just in the last two days, I…
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Book Review: It’s Not Fair – Learning to Love the Life You Didn’t Choose By Melanie Dale
First, I would like to start by saying that It’s Not Fair – Learning to Love the Life You Didn’t Choose is not a book. It is a conversation between Melanie Dale and her readers. Mel (I hope the author would not mind me mentioning her as Mel — I’m sorry if she does but by reading…
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What Drives You? #FridayReflections
Lately, I have been focusing a lot on what drives our actions. Is it our own happiness, status quo, our family’s wellbeing or a clueless series of actions just to survive? When I listen to the parents (most of the parents — not just mine) I have come to realize that they wish their kids…
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Book Review: Infamous Relations by Catherine Bilson
Reviewed by me for Readers’ Favorite Infamous Relations by Catherine Bilson puts a twist on one of the most loved books by Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice. Mr. Collins, in this version of Pride and Prejudice, is not a gracious loser. To say that he did not take the rejection of his proposal well would…
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Book Review: The Braille Club Unbound by J.A.Kerr
The second book in the series “The Braille Club” is The Braille Club Unbound. Although I haven’t read the first book of the series, I was able to comprehend the entire plot with no difficulty. The plot revolves around the leading characters, Siena and Benedict. There are other supporting characters: Guy, Anna, Ford, Esme, and Niven. All…
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Can a Fear Control Your Life? #FridayReflections
Fear has a very significant role in a human’s life — at least, according to me, it has. If one learns to control it, he/she gets the power to actually control their lives; however, if fear controls a person then there’s a tough road ahead. I’ll explain what do I mean by this heavy statement…
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Could Life be a Fairy Tale? #FridayReflections
As far back as I can remember, I have been a fan of fairy tales. Cinderella, Beauty and The Beast, Snow White, Aladdin, and others have captured my mind, and they continue to do so. Some might find it odd that a girl in her late twenties could still be attached to the fairy tales,…
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There Are No Acceptable Synonyms for the Word ‘Victim’
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An Interview with the author of Mâtowak – Woman Who Cries
Synopsis: A murder enveloped in pain and mystery… When Canada’s retired Minister of National Defense, Leland Warner, is murdered in his home, the case is handed to Corporal Danny Killian, an aboriginal man tortured by his wife’s unsolved murder. The suspect, 60-year-old Sally Warner, still grieves for the loss of her two sons, dead…
