Official Review: Backcomb & Tattoo by Shea R Embry

Ashiyya Tariq · Post by **Ashiyya Tariq** » 29 Sep 2019, 00:57

The story of three female lost in friendship to hide their inner grief sounds intriguing.

Ellie Gatillo · Post by **Ellie Gatillo** » 29 Sep 2019, 01:19

This sounds like a great story of friendship. I'm quite intrigued by the secrets each of them has. Must be hard keeping track of the lies you tell to cover it up. I added it to my to-read list!

Agnes Masobeng · Post by **Agnes Masobeng** » 29 Sep 2019, 01:29

I love reading books that are about women empowerment and women friendships. Thanks for a great, detailed and informative review.

Aditi Sapate · Post by **Aditi Sapate** » 29 Sep 2019, 01:30

The concept of the book seems interesting and I agree that there were funny moments. Good job on the review! However, I don't like the suicide factor associated with the book.

Sarziesarah · Post by **Sarziesarah** » 29 Sep 2019, 01:38

Wow I dont read books like this but let me say the review is great well done but for those who love them this feels like a great book to read.

Post by **Jacki Mac Iver Hill** » 29 Sep 2019, 01:40

I would not recommend this to anyone who expects deep philosophical ponderings or heterosexual romance.

Granted I only read the free sample, but the heterosexual romance between Rachael and Jake seemed like an important factor in the storyline.
I also found several very distracting errors such as too many spaces between words and missing quotation marks denoting speech.
Other than that I found your review perfectly detailed and it certainly entices people looking for a "feel good" diversion.
Thanks for a great review!

InStoree · Post by **InStoree** » 29 Sep 2019, 01:44

I'm not a part of its target audience, but the characters' secrets and the intriguing web that is forming around them sounds captivating. I will keep it in mind to recommend it. Splendid review! Thank you!

Sam Ibeh · Post by **Sam Ibeh** » 29 Sep 2019, 01:48

It's always a great deal of work to build relationships among people of varying age brackets. The author did a good job presenting this concept in the most realistic way.

T_stone · Post by **T_stone** » 29 Sep 2019, 02:00

A story of friendship that changes lives like this one is always interesting. Seems like a book I'd love not to put down. Congrats to the author on BOTD!

Quinto · Post by **Quinto** » 29 Sep 2019, 02:01

I like that a character like Jesi is able to learn to trust again after joining the friendship club started by Aunt Mary. Thanks for the wonderful review.

Cristina Chifane · Post by **Cristina Chifane** » 29 Sep 2019, 02:10

Chick lit often tackles serious issues in a light-hearted manner. This seems to be the case here too. I've got the impression the four women are relatable characters. Thanks for your review!

Niv123 · Post by **Niv123** » 29 Sep 2019, 02:34

Transformation through friendships. Sounds like a wholesome book. Would love to check it out

Mondayiboiyo · Post by **Mondayiboiyo** » 29 Sep 2019, 02:40

So fascinating and timely, the moderation and composition of the writer extols the the benefit of true companionship devoid of self esteem for the mutual advantage of each other. I love the drive of the message as it upholds true friendship.

e-reeder · Post by **e-reeder** » 29 Sep 2019, 02:58

I like the idea that the main character decided to keep her illness a secret because she is able to have a more real experience.

Post by **Lorraine De Vos** » 29 Sep 2019, 03:13

Thank you for sharing your review with us. I thoroughly enjoyed the sample pages and interaction between the ladies. After reading your review, I am certain I am going to have a blast reading this book