lena7's reviews

While I had just started reading this book, I would like to state, that it Has NO ILLUSTRATIONS nor photography whatsoever as the description of the book STATES ! Plus, the text is all about author, and not the ANIMALS. I understand, some young and even old folks like to brag about themselves, but while lacking the evidence of the latter, it becomes boring and superficial and totally undesirable. I do not suggest this or any material of this woman-writer, to anyone.

This particular novel is way below expectations: its intrigues and families' intimate scandal (s) are pretty disgusting. I thought, I would enjoy her second book after reading her other book about man losing his memory and meeting his actual wife and falling in love with her the second time around. But this "Forget me not" is a total disgrace of the author's potential ability and trust, I have had for her.

Pretty dark and scary... Part conspiracy into the fire ignition, part strange weird chain of librarians who headed that library from the 19th century to the 20th century. I didn't find the book interesting or uplifting. I would not recommend it to anyone.

I laughed and cried while reading the "Lessons from Lucy". Probably at a rate of 50/50. The symbolic intention of it being is we all crave love, acceptance and understanding. When it's not readily available, the next best thing is your best friend forever is the dog companionship.

First part of the book (only !) is by Ms. Brenda Jackson who had written a good romantic story: mild and passion. In a good "clean" way. But the book, unfortunately, has another story by a totally different writer (Ms. Williams) that's is not well-written, at all...!. On top of that, there was NO mentioning about the volume Including a second writer's work, at all.