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Sarah Title

Autor de The Undateable

12 Obras 311 Miembros 39 Reseñas

Sobre El Autor

Sarah Title is a librarian during the day from West Virginia and writer of steamy comfort books at night. She released her first book called Kentucky Home in 2013 from eKensington publishing. (Bowker Author Biography)
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Series

Obras de Sarah Title

The Undateable (2017) — Autor — 84 copias
The Most Wonderful Time [Anthology 4-in-1] (2016) — Contribuidor — 66 copias
Falling for Trouble (2017) 39 copias
Delicious [Anthology 3-in-1] (2013) — Contribuidor — 36 copias
Laws of Attraction (2017) 21 copias
Kentucky Home (2013) 19 copias
Snowed In [novella] (2015) 12 copias
Home Sweet Home (2014) 7 copias
Two Family Home (2015) 7 copias
Kärlekens lagar (2019) 2 copias

Etiquetado

Conocimiento común

Miembros

Reseñas

Short story: nah brah, I have no want to finish this book.

Long story: Neither character made decisions - about themselves, their relationship or their communication - believably. It all either felt contrived for the plot or just... ridiculous. The romance didn't feel organic, the attraction fell flat once Becky decided OH NO HE'S HER WORST NIGHTMARE and I just had trouble believing he felt she was worth the hassle.
 
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lexilewords | otra reseña | Dec 28, 2023 |
Four short Christmas stories about finding love under the Christmas tree. From a forlorn widow to an injured war hero to a Nashville fiddler to an old fling - all four were cute and hopeful. Obviously all four had ups and downs but ended on high notes - it's Christmas after all! Some stories are a little stronger than others - but they all were nice to listen to in audiobook form. Mostly clean - but there are steamy closed door scenes.
 
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ecataldi | 2 reseñas más. | Dec 13, 2022 |
This is a read-alike suggestion for One Day. It's a cute, chuckle-worthy thing, well written. "Romance" as a genre still makes me crinkle my nose but I'm open to reading any good book nowadays.
 
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MakebaT | 9 reseñas más. | Sep 3, 2022 |
Joanna Green is less than enthused to be going back to her tiny hometown of Halikarnassus, New York, after her attempts at a career in rock and roll have flamed out. At least until she meets library director Liam Byrd, who might just convince her that being back in Halikarnassus isn't as bad as it appears.

A sweet contemporary romance. While the writing has a couple rough patches a good editor should have caught (repetitions of similar descriptions of places/characters pretty close together in the book), the story is charming enough to compensate. Joanna is a prickly but sympathetic character and Liam is an excellent librarian who really loves the small town library life, even if he does have to deal with a lot of wrangling with city council over his library budget. From the library side of things, I can definitely say the book is accurate (benefit of the author being a librarian as well). Recommended if romances involving libraries are one of your faves, like they are for me.… (más)
 
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MickyFine | 3 reseñas más. | Oct 18, 2021 |

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Estadísticas

Obras
12
Miembros
311
Popularidad
#75,820
Valoración
½ 3.5
Reseñas
39
ISBNs
32
Idiomas
1

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