Status Updates From Summers' Love

Really strange and unorthodox, but sweet and funny in it's own way. I really enjoy silly, lighthearted books. 3.5/4 stars.

August 7th, 2016* Wow, a rickshaw thief. Didn't see that coming.

August 5th, 2016*

August 1st, 2016*

Some*, not summer. LOL.

July 31st, 2016* Expected to have summer more time to read, but didn't.

July 30th, 2016* That answers a few of my questions...

July 29th, 2016* A little too sensual, FYI. Like I said, unorthodox. Some parts, I like; others make me think, "What in the world?". Still enjoying the lightheartedness. And that the con man is slowly turning into a hero.

Got this for free on Amazon today. Not sure I'll finish it, though. It's a Christian book, but it's pretty unorthodox. The thing it has going for it is that it's very light, which I need right now.

This is a great story. I really enjoyed the audio version. Predictable, so few spoilers, but that's what made it a good read. I am recommending this to several friends.

Still enjoying the story. Lots of elements I relate to: direct home marketing, financial distress, writing, editing, God, interference from others, being misunderstood, reserved, afraid to commit, manipulative, inward-thinking, just trying to get through life . . . good character developments. A little campy at times, but enjoyable.

So far enjoying the quirky characters. It's a lighthearted romance, somewhat predictable, but at the same time, very relatable.

So far its kind of offensive