P.S. Sweet Water, (Paperback)

from grandpahobo

I found this disappointing. The characters were all pretty typecast. The main character was slightly more interesting, but only because she was more flaky than the rest. The narrative had some interesting moments, but the ending was anti-climatic.

from cedes74

I felt like this book was missing elements to make it come together, especially with an abrupt ending. I don't always need everything wrapped up tidily with a bow, but I almost thought I was missing pages from my ebook. At the same time I feel like this story had totally unnecessary and irrelevan...

from grumpydan

Cassie Simon, a New York artist is left a house on sixty acres of land in the South by her grandfather (someone she never met). Unhappy with her life in the Big Apple, she decides to move to Tennessee and start life anew and meet the family she never knew. Of course, they are all suspicious of he...

from grammarchick

This was set in a fictional version of my hometown. Lady took a lot of liberties and I kind of wanted to smack her a little.

from tinkerbellkk

While I was intrigued by the story line of a young woman leaving behind her life in New York to investigate her family history, I thought this book was just alright. I wanted to like the main character more but didn't like some of her choices that she made along the way. The back and forth betwee...