Leah R. reviewed All the Single Ladies (aka Carolina Girls) (Lowcountry Tales, Bk 10) on + 10 more book reviews
Fans of Dorothea Benton Frank will love this book. I think it's her best in several years - a great mix of Charleston-area vibe, believable, likable characters and a good dose of humor. This review is for the unabridged recording which is fabulously done - I'm off to look for more books narrated by Robin Miles!
Cindy W. (justcyn) reviewed All the Single Ladies (aka Carolina Girls) (Lowcountry Tales, Bk 10) on + 148 more book reviews
Quick read. Enjoyed the characters.
Patricia P. (pcphibbs) reviewed All the Single Ladies (aka Carolina Girls) (Lowcountry Tales, Bk 10) on + 82 more book reviews
A delightful book for when you just want to laugh and have a good time. A nice respite from dramas and murder mysteries.
Susan D. (mom2nine) reviewed All the Single Ladies (aka Carolina Girls) (Lowcountry Tales, Bk 10) on + 342 more book reviews
I have been curious about this author and was pleased to win this book through a goodreads.com contest. In the spirit of the giveaway, I read it through to the end. About 100 pgs. into the story, I really didn't care what happened to any of the characters and was so tired of Pickles, the dog, and her life and feelings. I stumbled upon this: "for the first time in at least ten years I felt a powerful twitch south of the Mason-Dixon Line in my personal Lowcountry." What the story line lacked in imagination, the author continually made up for in sophomoric sex talk. There was also much discussion about how randy nursing home patients were, including a story about hiding a ducky during a joint shower...There were enough middle-aged, accomplished men (without baggage) to go around and no doubt many readers would love to find that town. I will admit, my daughter and I are still laughing over some of the phrases, so this will certainly appeal to many readers. Personally, though, I am thankful that I didn't pay for this book.
