For someone who teaches mathematics, poetry comes easy. There are so many aspects about myself that are unknown even to me. Poetry is way to explore myself. Where it will lead me, I don't know. I don't want to know. I thrive on the unknown.
For any author who would like his/her book to be reviewed, contact me. Poetry books too are solicited for reviewing. However, there are some genres I tend to avoid. Feel free to ask me.
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I must mention here that I read at my own pace and depending on my mood. Don't ask me to hurry.
Title: The Silken Web Author: Sandra Brown ISBN: 0446364797 Publisher: Warner Books/1982 Pages: 325
I recently discovered Sandra Brown and bought two of her books. The Silken Web has a good story line. Kathleen, a fashion buyer, works as a counsellor at a summer camp for orphans. There she meets Erik Gudjonsen, a videographer who has come to cover the events in the camp. They are instantly attracted to each other, although Kathleen tries her best not to get involved with him. Then, Eric has an accident. While waiting for his surgery in the hospital, she is devasted to learn he is married. She leaves and moves to a news place. Eventually she gets married to her boss, Seth, a good man in every way..
After two years, Eric is hired by Seth to shoot for his stores. Then he meets Kathleen along with her son, Theron. All are soon caught up in a web of lies and deceit that will tear them apart. Kathleen must make a choice between happiness and stability or one more try with the very man who nearly destroyed her.
The best character I liked was Seth, who despite his circumstances has the ability to see the brighter side of life. As in any romance, this too has the usual twists and turns before the predictable successful conclusion.
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