5* Review by Chris Benetti of Always Yearning, Always Fraying, Yet Staying
“Always Yearning, Always Fraying, Yet Staying immediately stands out with a title that captures the essence of enduring love and emotional resilience. It suggests a story that explores not only romance, but also the strength required to maintain deep connections...Responding to the Critics – Plenty Part 2
First, “…I really didn’t care for the characters, they are very stereotypical–either very very evil…” I disagree. Gordon, Grant’s powerful father, supports environmental causes and advocates for the town park. He has compassion for terminally-ill children…
Plenty – Responding to the Critics Part 1
DLT – Dark Interesting Book
“I had to think about this one for a few days before writing this review. The blurb references Fifty Shades but that just doesn’t resonate for me. This is dark, very dark and more of a thriller than an erotic novel for me. The characters are not as fully fleshed as I would have liked and seemed almost one dimensionally good or evil. I did like that Camille showed good personal growth becoming the woman she is meant to be and that she helps clean up the town. I do want to go back and read the first in the series. Due to dark events that are possible triggers I recommend this only for the mature reader of darker novels.
Responding to the Critics – Part 3 – Dark Thriller Beautiful Evil Winter
Platypire Reviews – Review date 2015
I appreciate this review because it’s balanced. As my husband says, “People usually post reviews if they’re furious or exuberant.” This reader mentions why she liked it but didn’t love it.
Responding to the Critics – Beautiful Evil Winter Part 2
Worse Book I’ve Ever Read posted in 2015
This unhappy reader repeatedly mentioned the editing in the original version, the reactions of the characters and the plot-line. It’s worth examining each of her concerns.
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