Evenings With Bryson: The Blackstones Book 1
By Tina Martin
Often times when I am in between books, I stumble across a gem. A book that was meant to simply pass time that ends up being more than expected. This was the case for Tina Martin’s recent release, Evenings With Bryson.
There are few things that I enjoy more than reading a good book, and one of my favorite genres to read is Romance. For many, the Romance genre is simply a vast wasteland of bodice-rippers. But for a frequent reader of Romance novels such as myself it is so much more; It is a vast wasteland of clichés. Clichés, or often used storylines, aren’t necessarily bad things. I’ve actually picked books solely for the clichés the author used for the storyline. For this reason, I have decided to rank five of the most common clichés found in Romance novels from worst to best.
I am avoiding the NCAA Basketball Tournament (GO BADGERS!), so I decided to create a tag for book lovers.
I am sick and tired of this, you hear me? I AM SICK AND TIRED OF THIS!
Why do authors continue to disrespect my time? Don’t they realize that I have a job? Errands to run? Laundry to fold? Food to eat? STOP WRITING BOOKS THAT LEAVE ME HANGING ON EVERY WORD WITH BAITED BREATH. STOP IN THE NAME OF ALL THAT IS HOLY.
About a week ago (lol), I read a post by another blogger where they offhandedly described themselves as being “Prince Charming” in a relationship that had gone sour. Their use of the term “Prince Charming” confused me since we know very little about the character. Think about it, what do we really know about Prince Charming besides the following?
