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Feb4

TLC Book Tours-Review & Giveaway: Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes

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About Into the Darkest Corner

• Paperback: 432 pages

• Publisher: Harper Paperbacks (January 2, 2013)

 

When young, pretty Catherine Bailey meets Lee Brightman, she can’t believe her luck. Gorgeous, charismatic, and a bit mysterious, Lee seems almost too perfect to be true.

But what begins as flattering attention and spontaneous, passionate sex transforms into raging jealousy, and Catherine soon discovers that Lee’s dazzling blue eyes and blond good looks hide a dark, violent nature. Disturbed by his increasingly erratic, controlling behavior, she tries to break it off; turning to her friends for support, she’s stunned to find they don’t believe her. Increasingly isolated and driven into the darkest corner of her world, a desperate Catherine plans a meticulous escape.

Four years later, Lee is behind bars and Catherine—now Cathy—is trying to build a new life in a new city. Though her body has healed, the trauma of the past still haunts her. Then Stuart Richardson, her attractive new neighbor, moves in. Encouraging her to confront her fears, he sparks unexpected hope and the possibility of love and a normal life.

Until the day the phone rings . . .

My Review:

This is a psychological thriller that will keep the reader engrossed in the novel until the very end.  It starts with a bang and ends with chills running down your body.  It’s that good!  The story begins with a court hearing, then moves to a murder scene. After that, each chapter alternates with flashbacks from the past and the present.  Eventually, the past catches up with her present and the story stays in the present.  While it was a bit confusing at first, once the story fell into place, it wasn’t difficult to make the mental shift.

Catherine (the past) is a vibrant, confident, who loves to go partying with her girlfriends.  One night, she meets Lee and they quickly develop an intimate relationship.  While Catherine loves everything about Lee, with time, she starts to see a darker side to him that keeps her on her toes.  Coming home to find that he’s been there, seeing small insignifcant items moved, feeling that she’s being followed, and having to tell him everything she does so that he won’t freak out on her begins to take its toll on her mental well-being.  She becomes jumpy and scared that she will provoke him to hit her or become sexually violent with her.

Lee is a charmer and not only seduces her, but begins to tell her friends things that aren’t true about Catherine, to make excuses for her bruises, scratches, and somber attitude.  Soon, her friends begin to believe him and she is isolated from her social circle and feels alone and unable to escape from him.  Because of his charisma and line of work (special units police officer), he begins to play mind games with her and she soon realizes that her only way of escaping is leaving the country.  Because of Lee’s abuse of power, Catherine is kidnapped, raped, mutiliated, and is slowly dying.  However, a neighbor notices something and saves Catherine from any further torment….or so she thinks.

Present time Cathy (Catherine) is suffering from PTSD, OCD, and becomes so paranoid that she isolates herself from anyone and limits her time away from her apartment.  Because of her past, Cathy doesn’t trust anyone in authority, doesn’t trust her own instincts, and is always on high alert that Lee is watching her even though he is in jail.  Living in a flat with 2 other neighbors, she meets Stuart, a psychologist.  He is recovering from a failed engagement, she is recovering from the trauma and abuse she endured with Lee.  Both begin a very “safe” and slow relationship,with Stuart encouraging Cathy to seek treatment for her OCD.  While in outpatient therapy, Cathy  begins to address the trauma, learns coping skills, and slowly begins to reclaim her life.  I loved the Cognitive-Behavioral techniques addressed in the book.

While this book isn’t a self-help book, it does address in detail the ways Cathy was taught to overcome her anxiety and no longer fear the unknown or the illusion of Lee.  This helps Cathy handle Lee differently and the situations she finds herself in, as she reconnects with an old friend and soon has to confront her fears.  This is a creepy, psychological thriller that readers may identify with.  We’ve all had “bad” relationships, hopefully not near as bad as Catherine’s….but enough to make the reader sympathize with her.  Lee was a charmer and the more he scared Catherine, the more turned on he becomes, which in turn equates to the level of violence he demonstrates.  Abuse of power and his charasmatic attitude means that he will do anything to keep Catherine under his thumb, isolated from friends, and dependent on him.  Having Stuart in her life, Cathy learns what it’s like to have a healthy relationship, slowly learns to let her defenses down around him, and begins to face her anxiety and fears.

I loved this book and read it in one day! This hasn’t happened in a very long time, but I just had to keep reading to find out what happens next.  The ending was chilling and sinister because it leaves the reader wondering if Lee’s letter and “gift” is really trying to show how he is ready to take responsibility or if it’s a threat to what will happen to her when he gets out.  Cathy only shows the first part of the letter to the detective and wants to hold on to the ending for herself, until she sees his “gift”.  I wondered why she wanted to keep it, but it is obvious that she will always feel connected to him in some way.  After mutilating her body, in my opinion, it’s the later, going along the lines, “if I can’t have you, no one else can”.  In Lee’s mind, Catherine is his and only time will tell what he means by that….I look forward to hearing your thoughts about the book, once you read it!

5 plus more

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Book Giveaway Details:

Along with your email address, please leave a comment answering this question:

“What interests you about this book?”

1 random winner will be selected.  The winner must live in the U.S. for this book giveaway.

Giveaway ends: March 1, 20133.

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About Elizabeth Haynes      

ELIZABETH HAYNES is a police intelligence analyst. She started writing fiction in 2006 with the annual challenge of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) and the encouragement of the creative writing courses at West Dean College. She lives in a village near Maidstone, Kent, with her husband and son.

Visit her at elizabeth-haynes.com, connect with her on Facebook, and follow her on Twitter.

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Elizabeth’s Tour Stops

Wednesday, January 2nd: Mockingbird Hill Cottage

Thursday, January 3rd: Booked on a Feeling

Monday, January 7th: Peppermint PhD

Tuesday, January 8th: Drey’s Library

Thursday, January 10th: The Blog of Lit Wits

Thursday, January 17th: Sara’s Organized Chaos

Monday, January 21st: All Grown Up?

Tuesday, January 22nd: Kristina’s Favorites

Wednesday, January 23rd: Seaside Book Corner

Thursday, January 24th: Bookworm Meets Bookworm

Monday, January 28th: Kelly’s [Former] France Blog

Tuesday, January 29th: Proud Book Nerd

Wednesday, January 30th: Literary Feline

Thursday, January 31st: It’s a Crazy, Beautiful Life

Monday, February 4th: Books in the Burbs

Tuesday, February 5th: Book Journey

Wednesday, February 6th: Tina’s Book Reviews

Feb4

TLC Book Tours-Review & Giveaway: The Long Way Home by Mariah Stewart

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Book Information:

  • File Size: 1126 KB
  • Print Length: 434 pages
  • Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0345538412
  • Publisher: Ballantine Books (January 29, 2013)
  • Sold by: Random House Digital, Inc.

Synopsis:

New York Times bestselling author Mariah Stewart presents a
captivating contemporary romance novel in the tradition of Robyn Carr, Susan
Mallery, and Barbara Freethy.

As the only child of a wealthy investment manager, Ellie Chapman has never known anything besides a life of perfect privilege. But her years of good fortune come to an abrupt end when her
father is exposed for swindling billions of dollars from innocent investors in a massive Ponzi scheme. And just like that, Ellie loses everything: money, job, home—even her fiancé, who’s jailed as her father’s partner in crime. With no job prospects on the horizon, no cash, and her family name in tatters, Ellie has only one place to go.

Sleepy St. Dennis, Maryland, is hardly where Ellie intends to stay, however. Keeping her identity a secret, she plans to sell the house her late mother left her in the small town and use the proceeds to move on with her life. Unfortunately, her ticket to a new beginning is in dire need of a
laundry list of pricey improvements, many of which she’ll have to do herself.  And until the house on Bay View Road is fit to be sold, the sole place Ellie will be traveling is the hardware store. But as the many charms of St. Dennis—not to mention Cameron O’Connor, the handsome local contractor who has secrets of his own—begin to work their magic, what begins as a lesson in
do-it-yourself renovations might just end up as Ellie’s very own rejuvenation.

mariah stewartAbout Mariah Stewart

Mariah Stewart is the award-winning New York Times bestselling author of more than thirty novels of contemporary romance and romantic suspense. A native of Hightstown, New Jersey, she lives with her husband and their dogs amid the rolling hills and Amish farms of southern Chester County, Pennsylvania, where she gardens, reads, and enjoys country life.

Mariah’s website:  http://www.mariahstewart.com/

My Review:

“The Chesapeake Diaries”, is a series that fans will love reading.  Mariah Stewart’s latest book, “The Long Way Home” is her latest book that can be read as a stand alone. I loved reading about this small quaint town!! Mariah Stewart created a gorgeous town, where everyone knows your name and loves you as family.  This book focuses on Ellie and her renovations on a home left to her by her deceased aunt.  With the renovations, Ellie finds out family secrets and learns more about her own mother with whom she had a distant relationship with.

There is a sweet love story, of course, which I loved did not include anything too raunchy or inappropriate.  If the reader has followed the series, there will be lots of great updates from certain people in St. Dennis that appeared in other books.  It’s a slow read because there are a lot of characters to get acclimated too, however the plot does move along well.  Overall, it was a good read and is a fantastic series to immerse oneself in!

Book Giveaway:

Before you read the final book in The Chesapeake Diaries, win book #5.

Home for the Summer

Simply add your email in the comments section and 1 winner will randomly be chosen.

The winner will be notified by email and will have 48 hours to respond.

If not, a new winner will be selected.

Giveaway ends March February 15, 2013

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Mariah Stewart’s TLC Book Tours TOUR STOPS:

Monday, November 26th:  Literally Jen – Home for the Summer review

Sunday, December 30th:  Reviews from the Heart – Home for the Summer review

Monday, January 28th:  Reviews from the Heart

Tuesday, January 29th:  Novel Reaction

Wednesday, January 30th:  A Cozy Reader’s Corner

Thursday, January 31st: I Am A Reader, Not A Writer – Q&A

Monday, February 4th:  Books in the Burbs

Tuesday, February 5th:  Literally Jen

Wednesday, February 6th:  Reviews by Molly

Wednesday, February 6th:  Romancing the Book - guest post

Thursday, February 7th:  Joyfully Retired

Friday, February 8th:  Romancing the Book

Monday, February 11th:  Seaside Book Nook

Tuesday, February 12th:  I’m Booking It

Wednesday, February 13th:  Lesa’s Book Critiques

Thursday, February 14th:  Sharon’s Garden of Book Reviews

Friday, February 15th:  Kelly’s Lucky You

Monday, February 18th:  Adventures of an Intrepid Reader

Tuesday, February 19th:  Good Girl Gone Redneck

Wednesday, February 20th:  Life in the Thumb

Thursday, February 21st:  Booked on a Feeling

Monday, February 25th:  From the TBR Pile

Tuesday, February 26th:  From L.A. to LA

Wednesday, February 27th:  Mom in Love with Fiction

Thursday, February 28th:  Sara’s Organized Chaos

Friday, March 1st:  The Book Pushers

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Nov24

Giving Thanks and Books, too!

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I hope you had a great Thanksgiving this year!  Every year, I prepare a huge meal and my family and I eat and watch movies together.  I used to split my time between families, which can really add up when I have divorced parents.  However, it left me exhausted, emotionally spent, and it seemed that me and my kids spent more time on the road than in any one place.  So many years ago, my husband and I decided to cook at home and enjoy our day of thanks with our children.  It has been the best new tradition for us and it means eating in your pj’s, relaxing, cooking at my own speed, and spending the day with those that matter most to me.  I realized that we already see our family and can see them any other time, why add stress and travel to our day, too…right?!  Later that evening, my dad and his family joined us for some dessert and we all got to watch a movie.  It really was a great relaxing day for us.

I know you all realize this a blog that I do on my spare time and write about books that I’ve read.  I also love sharing books…what better way to recycle?!?  So, I’d like to give you some books that I have sitting on my shelf waiting to be opened and enjoyed. I have quite a few genres available and rather than let you know the title of the books, I’ll have you pick a genre and 3 winners will be chosen.  I will email you that you won and give you 24 hours to give me your address and a surprise book in your genre will be sent to you by mail!  How fun that would be, right?

I have never done this and it’s kinda like a Secret Santa, only I’m not getting anything back in return and it doesn’t cost you anything.  It’s just my way to say thanks to you for subscribing to my blog, reading my entries, and joining me on my reading adventure!  I hope you have a great weekend and know how thankful I am for you!

In the comments section, please add your email and the genre you would like to enter for.

There are no requirements to enter!

The genres available are:

  • Chick-lit
  • Non-Fiction
  • Contemporary Fiction
  • Historical Fiction
  • Christian Fiction
  • Mystery

Giveaway ends: December 15, 2012.  3 Random Winners using Random.org!

Also, don’t forget to enter the book giveaway for Yellow Crocus!

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Sep29

Guest Post by Author, Nancy Scrofano

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My Favorite Episodes of I Love Lucy

 Like main character Marlo Spencer in my debut novel, True Love Way, I love I Love Lucy. I haven’t gone as far as dyeing my hair red like Marlo did, but I’ve been a fan of the show and of Lucy’s since I was a little girl. I’ve seen every episode so many times that I lost count long ago, and I know more trivia than I probably should. Most people say that “Job Switching” (also known as “The Chocolate Factory”) is their favorite episode, or “Lucy Does A TV Commercial” (also known as “Vitameatavegamin”). Those are the popular choices. Though I do love those two episodes, they aren’t necessarily my favorites. I think all the episodes are fantastic and timeless, but if I had to make a list, the following episodes would make the cut and here’s why:

“Ethel’s Hometown” – On their way to California, the Ricardos and the Mertzes stop in Ethel’s hometown of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Her father is under the impression that she is the star, not Ricky, and that she will be in a movie when they get to Hollywood. The town makes a big fuss over her homecoming, and the episode ends with her putting on a show for everyone. While she’s singing, Lucy, Ricky, and Fred are literally behind her on the stage in what is the funniest scene of television I’ve ever seen. For me, nothing tops that routine. When Fred walks out time after time with the tree…and it keeps growing… I laugh hysterically every time I see it. It’s brilliant. If you haven’t seen this episode, watch it.

“Lucy Is Enceinte” – I love this episode because it’s when Lucy tells Ricky that she’s pregnant. He’s singing at the club and thinks a random audience member is pregnant, but it turns out to be Lucy. The moment they share is so heartwarming. I read a memoir by one of the writers and she said the director thought that Lucy and Desi ruined the take because they were both so emotional. So, he had them do it again, but when he watched both back, he knew the first take was the one to air. Their feelings in that scene are real, and it’s touching to watch.

“Lucy’s Last Birthday” – In this episode, Lucy thinks everyone forgot her birthday, but Ricky actually planned a surprise party for her. When she shows up at his nightclub, she is completely stunned to find all her friends there. What makes this episode so special is that Ricky sings the I Love Lucy theme song to Lucy. Yes, the theme song does have words!

“Ricky Thinks He’s Going Bald” – Ricky is convinced that his hairline is receding, so Lucy goes to great lengths to get him to think otherwise. She comes up with a ridiculous method that she tells him will help his hair grow back. It involves a heat cap over a stocking on his head and basically rubbing the ingredients of a salad into his hair. She thinks he will realize that all of this is silly, especially when she tells him how often they have to do this, but to her surprise, he’s okay with it.

I could go on and on about the episodes I love, but I’ll stop there. Some other favorites of mine that I recommend are “The Handcuffs,” “Lucy and Ethel Buy the Same Dress,” “The Million Dollar Idea,” “The Diner,” “First Stop,” “Lucy’s Italian Movie,” and “Lucy Does the Tango.” Something else to mention is that “Lucy Does the Tango” has the longest studio audience laugh ever recorded in television history. It clocks in at 65 seconds. Lucy was able to keep the audience continuously roaring with laughter for over a minute! And that’s one of the many reasons why she’s a legend.

Author Bio

Nancy Scrofano is the author of True Love Way. She is a freelance writer, and she is the founder and managing editor of The Chick Lit Bee, a book blog that promotes and celebrates women’s fiction. Nancy is at work on her next novel. For more information, please visit http://www.nancyscrofano.com.

Click the link below to read my review and enter in Nancy’s e-book giveaway!

Win Nancy’s Book: True Love Way!

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Sep5

Top 25 Book Bloggers of 2012 by Skinny Scoop

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Wow! I am sooo honored to have been selected as one of the top 25 book bloggers for 2012 by Skinny Scoop.  As most of you know, I blog because I love books and enjoy sharing my thoughts on books I’ve read to those who also love reading.  This is not a full-time job for me, as my full-time job is being a mom.  There are so many wonderful blogs that I follow, which were also selected as one of the top book bloggers for 2012.  I encourage you to also visit their blogs, if you aren’t already!

Top 25 Book Bloggers of 2012

As a huge thank-you to Skinny Scoop and those who also voted, I’m offering 3 free book giveaways!

Giveaway Rules:

1 book per winner

Be a new or existing follower of Books in the Burbs blog

Like/Follow me on Twitter and Facebook

Fill out the form below.

By filling it out, your information will not be  displayed in the comment sections of this blog. It will be sent to me privately, via email.

Giveaway ends October 10, 2012.

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Aug17

Book Giveaway: Lone Wolf by Jodi Picoult

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Giveaway Details:

Book Giveaway, courtesy of Crazy Book Tours!

Please fill out the information in the form, which will keep your information confidential. 

Contest ends August 31, 2012. 

A winner will be selected by Random.org.

Please don’t forget to vote for my blog at: SkinnyScoop Blog.

Simply scroll down to find my blog: Books in the Burbs and click “like”.  The blogs with the most “likes” makes the Top 25 Book Blogs of 2012.  Thanks so much!

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Jul6

Freebie Friday & Book Giveaway!!

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Hello everyone!

If you are on Facebook or Twitter, chances are, you follow blogs/sites that list freebie books for Nook and Kindle.  While there are more sites that offer Kindle freebies, there was one exceptional site that listed free Nook books.  However, they will no longer be posting freebies for Nook readers, due to some issues with B&N and their affiliate program.  I am quite bummed about it, because I love free books just like everyone else.  Since there are quite a few sites for Kindles, I decided that on Fridays, I would post free Nook books.  I hope you enjoy them and let me know if you enjoyed reading them :D

For now, I will just post free Nook books.  I am not paid for this, it is just something that I wanted to offer for those of us who love our readers and enjoy the occasional freebie!

Because I can’t guarantee that the books listed will be free once you click on the picture, please check the prices first!!

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Book Giveaway, courtesy of Pump Up Your Book & Author!

Please fill out the information in the form, which will keep your information confidential.  Contest ends July 15, 2012.  A winner will be selected by Random.org.

Synopsis:  What drives teenage girls? What tempts them? What causes their insecurities? More importantly, what can parents do to make a difference in their lives? Author Maria Furlough battled self-image and self-esteem issues as a teenager, and in Your Daughter Needs a Hero she uses a mix of personal stories and years of experience counseling teenage girls in youth ministry to show parents what their teenage daughters are going through and how best to help them.

Furlough explains how things such as fad diets, the media, and pornography influence a teen girl’s body image, and she guides parents on how to counteract the constant pressures and influences that affect teen girls every day. This book will show parents how to effectively build their daughter’s self-esteem, self-image, and, most importantly, their faith in God and in their parents. If you have a daughter, Your Daughter Needs a Hero is a must read!

About the Author:  Eighteen years ago, an eleven year old girl looked in mirror and for the  first time in her innocent life…she realized she hated what she saw.   That girl was me.  It continued to be me until in my early twenties I  realized two things: God had a bigger plan for me than that and part of  that plan was for me to help other girls not be like me.As God slowly picked me up out of the pit I was in, I began to look  around me and see many of factors that contributed to my poor body  image.  As a youth leader I watched, studied, and prayed for the young  girls God put into my life.  I struggled with them as they constantly  asked about the caloric content of the cookies I put out or begged me  not to take pictures of them.  It made me so sad to see so much of  myself in them.  Then one day, after an interaction with parents, it hit  me like a ton of bricks “they don’t know!” Their parents, my parents…they didn’t and don’t realize the depths that insecurity reaches.  It was time for action.

After the birth of my first child, Faith I sat down at my computer to  write.  I wrote and I wrote and I wrote.  I actually wrote all the way  through the birth of my second child David (it took me quite awhile with  two under two at home!!!).  What I wrote is simple: parents you need to  know…Today my family and I live in North Carolina and we excitedly  begin this journey as an author and speaker.  My husband Dave is the  catalyst behind all that I do.  He has encouraged me and enabled me to  be on this journey and I am so thankful for his love and his  companionship.  My daughter Faith, now turning four, inspires me every  day to stand firm to the message I believe in.  It is for her that I  take serious every word I utter about beauty.  It is for her I strive to  be a woman who models a God given security in prayer that she will  not struggle the way that I did.  It is for her my life’s mission is now  clear.  My son David is now two and he is the ball of laughter and  energy that keep this home going.  His smile, his laugh it is all  contagious and I look forward to the man God is molding him to be.   Furlough baby # three, Aaron has officially arrived into our lives.   Since the day he was born he has been a perfect reminder of God’s grace  and love for us.  Aaron is our perfect gift.

Authoring is by no means my life, but it sure is something God has  excitedly called me to do and I look forward to all that the future has  in store!  May this book, this blog, this life of mine bless you as we  partner to help our girls into a life of true worth.

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Jun13

Book Review & Giveaway: Between You and Me by Emma McLaughlin & Nicola Kraus

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Product Details

  • File Size: 886 KB
  • Print Length: 272 pages
  • Publisher: Atria Books (June 12, 2012)
  • Sold by: Simon and Schuster Digital Sales Inc
  • ASIN: B0061QB074
  • Genre:  Fiction

Synopsis:

“Pop culture aficionados will see plenty of parallels to Britney Spears’ meteoric rise and downward spiral in Kelsey’s story, and they’ll enjoy McLaughlin and Kraus’ unflinching look at the price of fame.”–Booklist

Logan Wade hasn’t seen her cousin Kelsey in person since their parents separated them as kids. In the intervening years Kelsey Wade has grown into Fortune Magazine’s most powerful celebrity. But their reunion is quickly overshadowed as Logan discovers that the secrets that caused them to be wrenched apart so many years ago have insidiously warped into a show-stopping family business. As Kelsey tries desperately to grasp at a “real” life, beyond the influence of her parents and managers, she makes one catastrophic misstep after another. When Kelsey unravels in the most public way, Logan finds that she will ultimately have to choose between rescuing the girl she has always protected and saving herself.

Join Logan on the roller coaster. Come backstage at a sold-out concert with tens of thousands of people waiting with bated breath. Race through the streets of Rome at midnight with a movie star. Take on the Vegas clubs like you’ve got nothing left to prove. Hold the millions captive with your gaze and dance like it’s the end of the world.

Click for an excerpt from authors’ website.

My Review:

The storyline immediately drew me in to the inside story of what happens behind the scenes of a child star.  While Kelsey is not a child, she began as a child star was managed by her parents.  As a celebrity magazine junkie, who also happens to follow Perez Hilton (who is mentioned in the book), I felt I was reading the life of Britney Spears, Jessica Simpson, Miley Cyrus, and other child stars who start out in the industry wanting to make a mark but are soon placed inside a fish bowl for the world to see them basically grow up in the public eye.

Kelsey has driven parents and is really seen as a paycheck for those who work for her.  Wanting more, but not quite knowing how to get that, Logan (her cousin) brings a little bit of home and self-acceptance in a way that she hasn’t had in quite awhile.  Both authors, Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus, bring to life what happens to a person who is never out of the spotlight and who wants some normalcy in her life.  Comparing indirectly the lives of two cousins, Logan and Kelsey, and bringing them together, was an interesting way to see how two children growing up together can take completely different paths in their lives and the choices made truly impact everything and everyone in their circle.

In my opinion, it was a very realistic portrayal of how quickly a childhood dream can become an adult nightmare, and how important it is to have those who truly care for you to keep you grounded and be in your inner circle.  It is a story that also sheds light into the way parents good intentions can quickly become consumed with material riches and how it is easy to lose sight of what is most important: the happiness and health of their child.  While shedding lights on the negatives, both authors also bring to light the privileges and benefits to hard work and talent.

It is a great read and one I would highly recommend to anyone that enjoys reading about pop culture, likes a good story without a fairy tale ending, and enjoys a great light read.

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*My thanks to Simon& Schuster for giving me the opportunity to read and review this book!

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One winner will be selected to win the book!

Giveaway ends June 30, 2012.

Apr3

Book Giveaway: The Book Club Cookbook by Judy Gelman and Vicki Levy Krupp

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I have some exciting news!! 

Authors, Judy Gelman and Vicki Levvy Krupp, are giving 1 winner a copy of their latest book!

To read my post, please click here:  Review: The Book Club Cookbook by Judy Gelman and Vicki Levy Krupp

This is absolutely exciting and I know that it will be a book that will be treasured and used quite often!

Giveaway Details:

Simply fill out the form below.

Everyone that fills out the form will receive 1 entry by listing your name and email.

To earn more than 1 entry, simply check the corresponding boxes and follow/like the pages listed.

Based on the number of checked boxes, you will receive that many extra entries in the drawing.

One winner will be selected using Random.org.

The winner will receive their free book from the authors.

 If the winner does not respond to the email sent to them, another winner will be selected.

This Giveaway ends May 19, 2012.

  I am absolutely excited to share this wonderful book with you!  As you know, my book: Bay Area Book Club, was included this book.

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