Book Review: Until You by Judith McNaught Book number three in the Westmoreland Saga focuses on the younger Westmoreland brother, Stephen—yet another aristocratic asshole, but one a tad less intense on that spectrum—and Sheridan, a feisty American governess stricken with amnesia. Clayton and Whitney Westmoreland, once again, make an appearance as well as the couplesContinue reading “Book Review: Until You by Judith McNaught”
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Book Review: Whitney, My Love by Judith McNaught
Whitney, My Love by Judith McNaught From the onset of this review, I believe we can establish that a lot of men are assholes. We can argue about it, but after the past few years, that is a certainty very few can deny—even men. Some of us have known this a while because for aContinue reading “Book Review: Whitney, My Love by Judith McNaught”
Poetry: Sadness
My mind is open to sadnessFor past and future eventsThe reality is likely to cause madnessTo which I will not present To each I cannot controlThe means to be seen in such a negative lightThat hurts and destroys my soulAnd ceases me to be forthright For those that struggle like meWhose heart thirsts for loveContinue reading “Poetry: Sadness”
Book Review: Circe by Madeline Miller
Circe by Madeline Miller I’ll be completely upfront: I never read The Iliad or The Odyssey and had no clue about any of the ancient gods or Greek and Roman religions. I was completely and totally ignorant about it all and have only just begun to graze its gilded surface. What about college, you ask—I’mContinue reading “Book Review: Circe by Madeline Miller”
Poetry: Tired
I’m tired of living for othersI’m tired of standing aloneI’m tired of going through yet anotherI’m tired of trying to atone I’m tired of not having controlI’m tired of being discouragedI’m tired of giving heart and soulI’m tired of inadequate courage I’m annoyed by misinterpretationsI’m fatigued from the mental distressI’m pooped from the bad situationsI’mContinue reading “Poetry: Tired”
Book Review: The Life and Death of Sophie Stark by Anna North
The Life and Death of Sophie Stark by Anna North This novel appeared at a much-needed time in my life touching parts of me that rarely saw light. Having been a ‘train wreck’ myself, I can relate to the damage—not specifically but in general. The inability to share that damage left me floundering. I believedContinue reading “Book Review: The Life and Death of Sophie Stark by Anna North”
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