86 Bloomberg Place: Let Them Eat Fruitcake (Series #2) (CD-Audio)

from dk_phoenix

Melody Carlson is best known for her Christian young adult novels... and I hate to say it, but it shows. The thing is, she developed some very real, flawed, honest characters in this novel about a group of women who are friends (albeit some don't get along as well as others) and the changes that ...

from bigorangemichael

A contempoary Christian "chick-lit" novel about four, single housemates all in the early to mid-20s. I'm not the target audience for this book, but the title was fun and the back cover made it seem interesting. I guess I've never learned that whole "don't judge a book by its cover" thing. Now, I ...

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Hours of my time that I can't get back. What an awful book. The characters were stereotypical, the drama was contrived and the references to God were thrown in because it's supposed to be Christian chick lit. This is clearly one of those writers who just cranks out formulaic novels.

from curious_squid

I did not realize it was a Christian book when I picked it up. I almost stopped reading it at the first mention (page 59) but I was hoping if the author could resist being preachy for 60 pages maybe it wouldn't be so bad. All in all it was an ok story, but in total the Christian themes ended up t...

from Bettyb30

I love these books. Kendall, Megan, Anna and Lelani are just great girls to read about. They have their ups and downs just like the rest of us.