Review by Rosemary Okoko -- Lost and Love: Thailand (Boo...
Posted: 02 Sep 2019, 10:05
[Following is a volunteer review of "Lost and Love: Thailand (Book One of the Lost and Love Series)" by Stella Knights.]
4 out of 4 stars
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Lost and Love: Thailand, is written by Stella Knights. The author takes us on a passion filled adventure where the characters are based in Australia and Thailand. We are introduced to Savannah who is married to Johnny. She feels trapped in a marriage that has lost its sparkle and desperately wants to rekindle it. While gazing at a photo of a beach in Thailand, an idea pops into her head on how she can spice things up by taking a romantic holiday to Thailand with Johnny, a sure way of taking a break from Johnny’s mother, Gail, whom she blames for being the reason their marriage seems loveless. The food and exotic beaches of Thailand work wonders on their relationship but the process of spicing up the romance goes horribly wrong leaving her wondering if the trip to Thailand was a good idea after all.
This book, Lost and Love: Thailand, is Book One of the Lost and Love series. It is fiction and falls in the romance genre. It has about 268 pages. When reading this book I liked most the fact that it did not have errors at all, making it an easy and very interesting read. The flow of the story made me want to read it in one sitting.
What I did not like most was the ending. Being a book with series, it is expected that there could be a cliff-hanger at the end. This being the case, it left me in suspense when I was already excited to know what would happen next. I was disappointed that Book Two was not readily available to clear the suspense.
I rate this book 4 out 4 stars and would have given it more if there was a higher rating. The book is perfectly written with no errors of any sort. Formatting is well done and the story flows. The characters are well defined and the description of Thailand comes to life for those who have not been there. I cannot rate it lower because I cannot find any reason to do so.
I recommend this book to those who like love stories and would like to indulge in some romantic adventure. This book has some sexually explicit scenes that may not be appealing to some readers. Readers should be prepared to read the second book of this series as this one ends with a cliff-hanger and would leave the readers unsatisfied.
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Lost and Love: Thailand (Book One of the Lost and Love Series)
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4 out of 4 stars
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Lost and Love: Thailand, is written by Stella Knights. The author takes us on a passion filled adventure where the characters are based in Australia and Thailand. We are introduced to Savannah who is married to Johnny. She feels trapped in a marriage that has lost its sparkle and desperately wants to rekindle it. While gazing at a photo of a beach in Thailand, an idea pops into her head on how she can spice things up by taking a romantic holiday to Thailand with Johnny, a sure way of taking a break from Johnny’s mother, Gail, whom she blames for being the reason their marriage seems loveless. The food and exotic beaches of Thailand work wonders on their relationship but the process of spicing up the romance goes horribly wrong leaving her wondering if the trip to Thailand was a good idea after all.
This book, Lost and Love: Thailand, is Book One of the Lost and Love series. It is fiction and falls in the romance genre. It has about 268 pages. When reading this book I liked most the fact that it did not have errors at all, making it an easy and very interesting read. The flow of the story made me want to read it in one sitting.
What I did not like most was the ending. Being a book with series, it is expected that there could be a cliff-hanger at the end. This being the case, it left me in suspense when I was already excited to know what would happen next. I was disappointed that Book Two was not readily available to clear the suspense.
I rate this book 4 out 4 stars and would have given it more if there was a higher rating. The book is perfectly written with no errors of any sort. Formatting is well done and the story flows. The characters are well defined and the description of Thailand comes to life for those who have not been there. I cannot rate it lower because I cannot find any reason to do so.
I recommend this book to those who like love stories and would like to indulge in some romantic adventure. This book has some sexually explicit scenes that may not be appealing to some readers. Readers should be prepared to read the second book of this series as this one ends with a cliff-hanger and would leave the readers unsatisfied.
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Lost and Love: Thailand (Book One of the Lost and Love Series)
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes