A review by corrie
Piping Her Tune by Maggie Brown
2.0
Oh dear... what a drag.
And I really hoped the book would shape up, because the writing was actually pretty good... as long as the author stayed away from the romance between Victoria and Abby, because that was the most tedious, soul destroying part of the plot.
f/f explicit... but at this point who cares anymore
Themes: Australia, I loved what she wrote about their trip to northern Australia and abroad, I hated the romance, it was immature, needlessly stretched into these angsty scenarios, convoluted, with all these irritating twat-blocking people, and of course the failure to communicate. And don't ever play Celine Dion when you want to get into my panties... like ever.
1.8 stars
And I really hoped the book would shape up, because the writing was actually pretty good... as long as the author stayed away from the romance between Victoria and Abby, because that was the most tedious, soul destroying part of the plot.
f/f explicit... but at this point who cares anymore
Themes: Australia, I loved what she wrote about their trip to northern Australia and abroad, I hated the romance, it was immature, needlessly stretched into these angsty scenarios, convoluted, with all these irritating twat-blocking people, and of course the failure to communicate. And don't ever play Celine Dion when you want to get into my panties... like ever.
1.8 stars