This was really a very good book.
The story of the family of a famous artist that spent her life amidst the blurred line between genius and madness. Each chapter began with a critical review of one of her works and how […]

I very much liked the concept of the book but I never got fully attached to the characters… which I think hindered me from loving the book as a whole.
The narration style was very unemotional, which created a barrier between the […]

If only everybodies abandonment and mommy issues worked out so well in the end.

I can’t help but like Harold Robbins… sometimes he’s ridiculously raunchy, but mostly, he writes about sex in a way that doesn’t offend me. He doesn’t talk about swords and sheaths, which really, I appreciate. Also? His characters don’t get happily […]

I liked the characters enough that I didn’t mind their silly antics and predictable plot.