My take on books, writing, life in general, and everything else that interest me as a visually impaired writer of women's fiction.
Author Spotlight: Who Is Maggie Tideswell?Posted by Jessica on October 29, 2011
Maggie walks in two worlds. The one is reality, the here and now; in the other there is no concept of time and space. But in both worlds love is what holds it all together. The love of the Superior Beings, the love between a parent and a child, the love between siblings, friends, for [...]
Review: The Beachcomber By Josephine CoxPosted by Jessica on September 19, 2011
Before I start picking this novel apart, I have to acknowledge that it has without doubt one of the most powerful openings I’ve ever read. The book begins with the hero Tom in the car with his wife and young children, while a faceless lunatic tries to ram them off the edge of a cliff. [...]
Love Letters By Katie FfordePosted by Jessica on September 5, 2011
At twenty-six, Laura Horsley is a hopeless romantic and still a virgin, saving herself for Mr. Right. She lives her life through her passion for books, working in a bookshop by day and reading in her spare time. However, when the bookshop that has been her haven since leaving university closes, Laura is forced to [...]
