Hippy Chick - Louise Harwood

Six Reasons to Stay a Virgin - Louise Harwood

still a nice and easy book to read, and so a good one for the bedside table or the aeroplane! I would recommend it to people who like easy books and people who dont mind predictablitlity! Like me, I like to read, if the story is a bit predictable then hey, never mind!!! I ve never even heard of the author before so this could be a debut novel from Louise Harwood, though I could be wrong so don t hold me to it! i would read another novel by her though! ...

Six Reasons to Stay a Virgin - Louise Harwood

still a nice and easy book to read, and so a good one for the bedside table or the aeroplane! I would recommend it to people who like easy books and people who dont mind predictablitlity! Like me, I like to read, if the story is a bit predictable then hey, never mind!!! I ve never even heard of the author before so this could be a debut novel from Louise Harwood, though I could be wrong so don t hold me to it! i would read another novel by her though! ...

Calling on Lily - Louise Harwood

lot of the time and this book promised from its cover to be a fun book, hearts and slapstick writing gave me the impression it was a modern read. Louise Harwood has written quite a few books since this first attempt and I shall certainly be looking out for more of her work, since writers develop and the basic style is there. What seemed to be lacking was experience in putting the story together, though that comes with practice. Here, we have the story of Lily and Kirsty, friends that live in the small town of Welshpool, and who look for adventure. Overhearing a conversation between lads, they discover that the lads are about to hi-jack the marriage of their friend, ...

Calling on Lily - Louise Harwood

lot of the time and this book promised from its cover to be a fun book, hearts and slapstick writing gave me the impression it was a modern read. Louise Harwood has written quite a few books since this first attempt and I shall certainly be looking out for more of her work, since writers develop and the basic style is there. What seemed to be lacking was experience in putting the story together, though that comes with practice. Here, we have the story of Lily and Kirsty, friends that live in the small town of Welshpool, and who look for adventure. Overhearing a conversation between lads, they discover that the lads are about to hi-jack the marriage of their friend, ...