Five years for an adult passes in five minutes. Five years for a kid is a lifetime. An attempted bike stealing incident in Glasgow when Raymond Moore was 13 led to him living in Linicro on the Isle of Skye with his Great Granny and Great Aunt. His family stayed in the city whilst his life changed on the island. Skye Stories tells the adventures he had growing up: the girls he fancied, the sheep he worried, and the music he loved.
Freshly graduated from high school, Emma Lie has never let go the betrayal her father served her. On the eve of her college departure, burdened with grand designs, Emma finds herself branded by a strange mark. Bewildered by its appearance, Emma becomes distracted, then suspicious, of a captivating boy named Thies. Amid a passionate moment, she demands the truth from him.
WOW! WOMEN ON PROMOTIONAL TOUR OF ONCE UPON A LIE by MICHAEL FRENCH In this tour, bloggers are invited to post on the topic of “Finding Love in Unimaginable Places,”
Those words succeeded to fire up my mind. Whatever I simply love, will instantly hook me. Talya Tate Boerner, the architect of the above words, was also the author next in line on my shelf. It’s not that I lock up people, especially authors on my shelves. 🙂 You got it, the book I intended to read after doing some research on the author, belonged to Talya.
Book Details Title: The Translator: A Novel Author: Nina Schuyler Genre: Literary Fiction Publication Date: August 15, 2015 Length: 336 pages Publisher: Pegasus BOOK REVIEW by M.C. Simon It’s my first time reading a book from this author, so I didn’t know what to expect. I found
