Books by Heather Wardell
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review 1: Spoilers - I really liked this book but it gave me severe anxiety. Not knowing if she was gonna make it out of the car put me on edge and made my brain confused. Is this a thriller or light chick lit. I didn't like that. I also didn't buy the sleeping with Joel twist. Andrew woul...
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review 1: I'm a big fan of this author, however this book just didn't work for me. It felt as if the author was trying to throw too many elements into a single book. As a result, there wasn't very much character development making it difficult to connect with any of them.An even bigger fla...
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review 1: ‘Seven Exes Are Eight Too Many’ is about Madeleine-Cora (MC) Spencer who ends up on a reality TV show with seven of her exes. She and the opposing team led by her ex, Kent together with his exes have to compete to win a million dollars.Although the plot was interesting and had se...
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review 1: I don't think I expected to love this book as much as I did. Since I don't particularly have a strong passion for hockey, art, or swimming, it took me a little while to get into the book. But as I kept reading I could not put the book down. Tess and Forrest are such alive charact...
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review 1: Heather Wardell is my "go to" author when I need a light, chick-lit read that isn't overly sappy and has some substance to it.The main character, Andrea, has been with Alex for 14 years...half of her 28 years and all of her adult life. When Alex dumps her without forewarning, And...
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review 1: I've given this one an extra star just because it isn't a genre I normally read, ad I suspect that is influencing my rating. It was a free Kindle book. Young wife with shaky marriage is hired to design restaurant for former lover while husband is overseas for a month. Best fri...
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review 1: I bet the food was delicious, though fictional. I also love to cook (and eat) so I can imagine what wonders spices can do to a dish, even dessert. But food is not the main focus of this story. It's a love story between the chef and the restaurant owner, which to my palate is j...