Sweet. Really. I`m no mom and I will never be one.But I`m a shop-owner and self-employed freelance-artist and goldsmith, so I know pretty well the daily struggle for survival, which the author describes in a funny but yet serious way.I love the heroine, slightly chaotic and always at the brink of...
The Beach Street Knitting Society and Yarn Clubby Gil McNeilWe meet Jo MacKenzie when she is moving out of her London home. Her life changed forever with the death of her husband. The only problem is, her life would have changed anyway, because he was leaving her for the woman he was having an af...
I was disappointed with this book but in all fairness this could be because I enjoyed the first two in the series so much and therefore had unfair expectations. The writing was just as good, the characters familiar and the setting just oh, so lovely. I just felt like the story didn't go anywhere ...
After having plowed through two books I just didn't care for, I was glad to pick up what I initially thought of as a light and airy story at the beginning. I thought I was going to like this a bit more than I did. McNeil just missed the mark for me by constantly having Jo moaning about her childr...
A Good Year for the Roses is a book that contains all of my favorite ingredients for a delicious read...Spunky heroine, bad divorce from rotter husband, adorable children, country manor houses and gardens and endless cups of tea. As a matter of fact, if I had a dollar (or pound) for every cuppa m...
Este livro é mais profundo do que pode parecer à primeira vista, uma vez que fala de um amor maior do que o tipicamente tratado neste género de romance: o amor de mãe.Charlie é um miúdo ora encantador ora enlouquecedor, mas é a pessoa mais preciosa da vida de Annie, que nunca teve o apoio do pai ...