The Shortest Distance Between Two Women, (Paperback)

from MsNick

While this book was an enjoyable read in a few parts, I found myself growing quite tired of Emma's self-pity and emoting. I feel that if the author (Kris Radish) had perhaps filled in some of the subplots rather than having allowed her main character to wallow in her self-created despair, this st...

from jlouise77

This book was terrible. I am shocked that it has as many stars as it has. The story over all, was a cute story, but the writing was SO annoying!!!! I was close to putting this book down and I never do that. Most of the characters were completely horrible, I disliked just about every one of them. ...

from MsNick

While this book was an enjoyable read in a few parts, I found myself growing quite tired of Emma's self-pity and emoting. I feel that if the author (Kris Radish) had perhaps filled in some of the subplots rather than having allowed her main character to wallow in her self-created despair, this st...

from Kirconnell

Talk about dysfunctional families! This one fits at the head of the list. Several times the author attempts to emphasize the free spiritedness of the family, but it just doesn't work. You don't feel empathy, sympathy, or anything else for these people. Stephie wasn't too bad, but a 16 year old wh...

from pjhess

I got this from early reviewers and as always was excited to recieve a free book. In the end I was glad it was that. Free. I have read her other books and enjoyed them but this one just never took hold. I just never felt a connection with any of the characters in the book and the ending seemed to...