Books by Claudia Carroll
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review 1: I was so excited when I saw this book and the premise seemed engaging. Unfortunately I was left more than a little unimpressed. Luckily I only payed a pound for this book in some cheapy book store because if I hadn't I'd be incredibly annoyed. It was a good enough idea but the ch...
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review 1: This book has been detained in my shelf for like forever now. Waiting for my complete attention and spare time. Well its prolly because of the cheesy title itself that I find it shallow to read. Now that I just finished reading it, all I can say is I've never been so happy to be ...
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review 1: Read it. Liked it. found it a bit repetitious with alot of borrowed material, however, it was good enough for simple escapism and enjoyment. story line twists and turns right up until the end but I found it a little predictable and also not as good as her other work such as 'I ne...
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review 1: The writing is good,if not a little long winded. I just didn't warm to the main character, she is selfish, irresponsible, she basicly can't see past her own nose. I only read up to page 50, by which time I just had enough of her moaning about her working hours which she chooses ...
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review 1: It is something of a strange book as the main character is in a coma and not really about her but about her cheating ex boyfriend, her best friend Fiona, and her sister Kate and what is happening in their lives while she is watching and sometimes interfering in their lives. Almos...
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review 1: A similar theme to "The Bed I Made" but dealt with in a very different way. If I had read this one first I might have liked it more but Lucie Whitehouse dealt with the subject in such a compelling way and her story was by far the more thrilling. Although the end result was satisf...
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review 1: For a book from an unknown author, I found this a refreshing book indeed! The plot started on Annie getting tired on her married life, where the routine is the same all day in an out, and Annie lost her enthusiasm towards her marriage. She's married to Dan, her high school sweeth...
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review 1: Eloise Elliot is the youngest senior editor The Post ever had. She was completely married to her job and very rarely socialized. She had no friends, no “significant other” and rarely talked to her family. But then on the eve of her thirtieth birthday, she is hit with a pang of lo...
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review 1: Charlotte, after spending 5 years of her life waiting for James to finally make the commitment, finds herself dumped. She is so angry and distraught, that she tears off in her car and lands herself in the hospital where she can hear voices and music; but she quite likes being in...
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review 1: Vicky Harper is quite successful in her career. She runs her own PR Company. But one thing she can’t quite master is the art of l’amour. She’s fed up of being single and really wants to change that. Then one day, her friend Barbara gives her a book based on “The Law of Attraction...