Books by Rachel Schurig
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review 1: Not so much a romance, more a "girl grows up in time to become a mother" type of story.But entertaining.The heroine was likable, though I nearly lost patience with her from time to time.I did feel some sympathy for how her relationship with Josh played out, how she felt when he w...
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review 1: I can't give this 4 stars, although it's leaning in that direction I can't quite do it.Story: Lizzie Medina, despite pressure from her extremely overbearing and controlling family (they're appalling really), decides to leave Detroit and study abroad for her master's degree in Lo...
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review 1: In the second installment of the Three Girls series, the spotlight is on Jen. Of Jen, Ginny, and Annie, Jen is the most Type A and loves to plan things. Since she's an event planner, it's a good thing. When Jen is asked to assist on the wedding of socialite Kiki Barber, it could ...
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review 1: I didn’t enjoy this book in the least. The pace was way too slow and the initial plot too pathetic. The whole story begins with the protagonist, Emily, being short in luck in the man department, and her friends accounting for her misfortunes in love as the result of her scarce ed...
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review 1: I read this book as part of Three Girls: the Complete Trilogy.Annie is the most sarcastic of the three girls, so I enjoyed her personality quite a bit. She's working a crappy job in a local theatre when she gets a leading part in a play. At the same time, she takes a trip to Ve...
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review 1: Escape In You by Rachel Schurig4 StarsSpoilers***This book is about two people meeting and falling in love and becoming dependent on each other to escape from their realities. They both try to block out reality by turning to alcohol to numb the pain and escape the hell they are ...
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review 1: I downloaded this book as it was free, and to be honest, that was the main reason! The book itself was easy to read, with characters that were easy to imagine and quite likeable in general. It may have been just me, but I did find myself getting confused between the two main char...
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review 1: Refreshing and so awesome. The book is well written with great characters and culture. West coast vs east coast, Midwest and across the pond. English vs Mexican American. I've read the series and what I found refreshing was Lizzie. Her character came from a large and caring famil...