The Sound of Snow by Katherine Kingsley
A few beautiful scenes can’t change the fact that this is a cookie-cutter romance.
A few beautiful scenes can’t change the fact that this is a cookie-cutter romance.
This is a short time-waster that manages to inflict some mortal wounds on the brain.
This is well written and enjoyable, but its handling of alcoholism feels simultaneously over simplistic yet heavy handed.
This story gives me life. I laughed, cried, sobbed, and sighed through every second of it.
Oh god, talk about an embarrassing debut effort.
Oh my goodness, I believe this is going to be my favorite book by this author. Ever.
Some fundamental details are iffy and the conflict at the end feels contrived, but on the whole, it’s pretty fun.
So many pathetic and idiotic heroines, so little time…
The heroine is a twit, but worse, this one is boring.
The hero here has fidelity issues. Yes, that’s the red flag. How well you deal with that will determine your enjoyment of this one.