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A review by geektoria
The Husband Habit by Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez
2.0
I have heard so many good things about Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, and I haven't given up on her just yet - but this book was definitely not a favorite.
The story line was mediocre and such, it was cute.
I know an author uses their writing to express their interests, but I felt like more often than necessary, I was getting the religious/political views of the author thrown in my face.
Regardless of how I feel about the topics discussed, it was a tad bit uncomfortable reading the phrase "right-wing nutjob" "anti-war" "born-again wacko" or whatever, over and over.
I totally understand writing is an outlet, I just seemed that her personal views were shouted from the pages way too much - didn't seem like it really helped the story so much.
But that's just me.
The story line was mediocre and such, it was cute.
I know an author uses their writing to express their interests, but I felt like more often than necessary, I was getting the religious/political views of the author thrown in my face.
Regardless of how I feel about the topics discussed, it was a tad bit uncomfortable reading the phrase "right-wing nutjob" "anti-war" "born-again wacko" or whatever, over and over.
I totally understand writing is an outlet, I just seemed that her personal views were shouted from the pages way too much - didn't seem like it really helped the story so much.
But that's just me.