Books by Kristin Harmel
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review 1: I initially picked up this book because it was on sale and I thought the cover looked really pretty. I know, you're not supposed to judge a book by its cover, but that's what happened. I honestly thought this was just going to be another "typical" chick-lit. It is waaaaay more...
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review 1: I've always been in love with Rome and with the Italian language, so I really enjoyed this book. It was so much fun to read about Cat, her Italian heritage and her old flame in Italy, and I loved the way that the film Roman Holiday was woven into the storyline. If you've ever won...
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review 1: It is chick lit. No apologies. If you are in the mood this is a fairy tale with the dark undercurrent of the holocaust. It has recurrent themes of the blessings of good deeds, the kindness of strangers and the benefits of strong interfaith ties. Throw in some great settings--...
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review 1: Despite of the plot and any other "rational" thing in making a story reaches the senses failures, the book itself does give some messages---and this is where my three stars go to. I always believe books - just like those old letters hiding messages - will come to to the "right" r...
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review 1: Another case where Goodreads needs 1/2 stars because this was definitely a 4.5 star tale. Aside from the very predictable ending this novel was full of interesting characters and plenty of "contemplate it" moments. The writing style was wonderful and the author easily led the rea...
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review 1: Another culinary novel! This is our Book Club choice for tomorrow evening, and I'm hoping that one of the great bakers amongst our members might bake us one of the recipes from the book!There are a lot of interesting facets to this novel: the (imagined) effects of Alzheimers, th...
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review 1: A nice light read - Cat Connelly is easy to relate to. How many of us have made all the 'right' decisions in life but still have a little part that wonders what else is out there and what adventures you have missed? Now i am not saying it is even remotely conceivable for most p...
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review 1: At the start of a new relationship, a young widow begins to have vivid dreams about her dead husband. The dreams make the woman begin to doubt her decision to get married again. They also make her question some parts of her current career and lead her to a new dimension of her wo...