Icy Sparks has Tourette's. No one knew what was wrong with her and she was an outcast because of it. It had potential, but it never took me over the edge. It was boring, especially the ending.
The front and the back of the book intrigued me, along with the first few pages; unfortunately, the book was a big disappointment. I was genuinely bored throughout the whole thing and was relieved when I finally finished it. A long, drawn out, predictable story about a rich woman who becomes almost poor after her husband's suicide. She moves from the city to her farmhouse in Vermont, and blah, blah, blah.
Yasuko divorced her abusive ex-husband, but that hasn't stopped him from finding out where she's living, and harassing her and her teenaged daughter. One night he ends up dead on Yusuko's apartment floor. Their neighbour knows what they've done and quickly devises a plan to cover up what really happened. The characters are well developed and believable, and the story is full of twists and turns that will shock you. This book was amazing. I received a free copy through Goodreads First Reads.
One Moment, One Morning tells the story of three women who are affected in different ways by a death that happened on a morning train. In a way it was a slow moving story, but at the same time it was a page turner. I found the characters to be realistic and well developed. The back cover was very intriguing. All in all I really enjoyed this book. I received a free copy through Goodreads First Reads