Books by E.M. Tippetts
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review 1: I was pleasantly surprised by Ms. Tippetts' "Someone Else's Fairytale." I had this preconception of what the book was going to be about, and man, was I wrong!There is a fair amount of "for real, now?!" regarding the main character, Chloe, but at the same time once you get to know...
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review 1: This was a very quick read for me. I have to say I preferred the first book, but I still liked this one. Like many readers Jason disappointed me a little. It felt to me he got his priorities wrong. His relationship with Vicky took precedence over his feelings towards his wife, at...
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review 1: This is an LDS book. It was pretty good, although I did get annoyed at some points by the main character (I just hate it when characters aren't very smart about some things or when some things don't seem realistic to me). It's basically about a girl who joins the church expecting...
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review 1: ***I received an ARC copy of this book in exchange for an honest review ***Castles on the Sands is Madison Lukas’s story. I liked Madison she was genuinely a nice person, and saw the good in everyone, but at the same time I found her to be a little naïve, a bit of a pushover, and...
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review 1: 3 stars only because even if I enjoyed this book, from my point of view, there is a glaring flaw : the lack of chemistry between Chloe and Jason. I can understand the reason for Chloe to remain a virgin. No sex, I got it but where is the desire, the sexual tension between the he...
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review 1: This really should be book 3 in the "Someone Else's Fairy Tale" series--same people, etc. I was a bit put off by some of the beginning of the book. Kyra's "voice" was so down on herself and so sexually aware that it was too much, really, and at chapter 4, I decided I would giv...
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review 1: I received this book in exchange for an honest review. I absolutely loved the first book and was so excited to read the second one. I honestly found myself skimming parts so that I could get to the part where he got over himself to accept that she was willing to be a part of hi...
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review 1: First you think this is a book about dying, the way one person deals with it in their life time, time and time again. All the females in Eliza's family has suffered from a rare BRCA1 cancer, all have died. Is she cursed as well, immune? At a family reunion she meets her Aunt N...