Books by Amanda Prowse
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review 1: Really quite disappointed in this, as it had the potential to be good, but the writing and characterization was so flat, I felt like it was a complete waste. It tells the story of a long abused wife, Kathryn/Kate but she is portrayed as so saintly and I didn't really buy into her...
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review 1: Oh my gosh what a story. My emotions were up and down throughout it. This is about a lovely woman Poppy only 32 years old who is a wonderful wife and mother. The relationship between her husband and herself is so special they are as one and are childhood sweethearts. One day she...
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review 1: I was intrigued at the beginning and couldn't stop thinking about the story when I wasn't reading it but then it got boring. I also found it far fetched that this woman never got sick, never got an infection, never had issues regarding blood lose. Did she give birth to her childr...
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review 1: Hard to really describe this story, but it is about a young wife who in her utter naivety manages to succeed in the impossible. With everything that is going on in the world right now, this story is one that borders on the fanciful, but despite that, you so very much want to beli...
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review 1: A good holiday read, but perhaps a little disappointing after What Have I Done?. Although I liked the main characters in this, Pru and Christopher, the story seemed too rushed and in some places contrived. I thought there would have been much more detail on Pru's past, the links ...
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review 1: Beautiful heartbreaking story and if there had been a chapter or two on the presumed meeting between Dot and Simon I would have given it five stars. The epilogue brought the story to a close too soon in my opinion; what happened to Dot, was she still alive at the end of the book...
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review 1: The characters within this novel almost came off the pages while I was reading about them; they were exceptionally real. Flawed and sometimes unlikeable they were ultimately good people who did what they thought was for the best when faced with difficult choices in life. Infideli...