Books by Talli Roland
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review 1: I enjoyed reading this book which showed the ugly side of reality TV. I didn't like the character of Mattie to start with, but as time went on I came to appreciate why she was the way that she was; but also her experiences softened her. I'm not keen on reality TV and this book re...
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review 1: I read this during the holidays and just loved feeling like I was there! It's a fun story that has you rooting for the main character the whole time. Will she find love? Will she get over her atrocious ex? You really hope so as you follow her through was could turn out to be a he...
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review 1: For a romance novel there wasn't a lot of romance. The main character Serenity comes across as immature and has very little common sense. Her main goal in life is to write for a tabloid. She lands an online story about men getting plastic surgery by tricking a patient into thin...
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review 1: Another great book from Talli Roland! I enjoyed the characters and thought their motivations were realistic even if sometimes you just want to slap them and say "You're being stupid! Just do _____!" But that's what makes it fun to read. I also loved the way her descriptions reall...
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review 1: This was a likable, short tale about a woman named Rose who goes to work at an unusual museum which features sentimental items and letters from their owners about whatever heartbreak they've suffered. I loved the concept and I would have probably visited such a place, being the o...
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review 1: Certainly true to the book titles, this second installment in the Serenity Holland series is all about relationships between couples and between friends, too. What does it take for any relationship to succeed? Right on the dot, it tells that both parties have to work on the rel...
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review 1: This is one of those books that was almost very good. Not great, but it almost deserved a "very" in front of the good. What kept me from adding the "very" is a little difficult to express.On the one hand, the author presents two interesting central characters. Both have excessive...
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review 1: Goodreads is pretty sure I want to read this book. I'm pretty sure I'll hate it. Allow me to summarize my plot predictions based on the description and a few short reviews:Three women form a club for being childfree! They all have different reasons for being childfree (one of whi...