Series Review - Write Place, Write Time, Write Choice
By patgalca
@patgalca (18390)
Orangeville, Ontario
August 21, 2024 9:06pm CST
I already did a review on book 1 The Write Place. English teacher meets author. A perfect mix of romance, family drama, friendship, humour, grief, and a little bit of spice.
Book 2 - The Write Time. This is how Jenny and Ben finally get together after knowing each other for 9 years. Jenny is a friend of Mac, and fellow teacher from the first book. Since Jenny and Ben have known each other for 9 years, this story goes from present to 9 years ago to present to 8 years ago to present… you get the picture. I think this is why I found it a slow read (except for the last few chapters).
Book 3 - The Write Choice. A couple we meet in book 2 are Katie and Brandon, a married couple with two children trying to bring their broken marriage back together. He is sleeping in the basement. His job gives them a chance to move and make a fresh start. They are still very attracted to each other finding them each holding back until their issues (his late nights at work) are resolved. A change of pace for a romance, peaking with a good amount of steam.
Overall, a pretty good series.
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6 responses
@almostoveryou (4805)
• Philippines
22 Aug
Interesting plot. I have not read a book series since the Game of Thrones, and I would love to start on a new one with a lighter and romantic storyline. How long did it take you to finish the series?
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@patgalca (18390)
• Orangeville, Ontario
22 Aug
@almostoveryou I know Debbie Macomber has at least one book about ladies in a knitting circle. There are tons of food related books, usually cozy mysteries. Let me know if you want specific titles.
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@almostoveryou (4805)
• Philippines
22 Aug
@patgalca I should look for some quick, easy reads next time. I like novels that are contained in a small town or neighborhood and revolve around cooking or a hobby like knitting.
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@hexeduser22 (7418)
• Philippines
22 Aug
The title itself grabbed my attention. I loved the clever pun—it was brilliant to me. I’m eager to see how the story embodies the title’s essence without overdoing it.
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@patgalca (18390)
• Orangeville, Ontario
22 Aug
Only the first book had anything to do with writing as an author follows a teacher for fodder for his book. Though they continue into the next two books, the others are not writers. I think the author may have only planned on one book. When she made it a series she had to keep the "write" theme though it wasn't really in the story... but a good play on words.
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@hexeduser22 (7418)
• Philippines
22 Aug
@patgalca It would have been great to carry the same concept through the other two books, but I understand that it must have been challenging.
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@JESSY3236 (20046)
• United States
27 Aug
Sounds like a good series. I am reading Hitler's book. I just want to see what he had said in the book. It was written before the war.
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@LovesEverybody (4394)
• United States
22 Aug
these look like very good books! I love books when they are in a series.
Thanks for reviewing them as I have never heard of them
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@patgalca (18390)
• Orangeville, Ontario
22 Aug
I reviewed book one, but when I received the next two and read them one after the other, I preferred to review the books as a series. I did that for a 3 book series of thrillers by Kiersten Modglin. I don't think we see many reviews done for series as opposed to individual books.
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@patgalca (18390)
• Orangeville, Ontario
27 Aug
@LovesEverybody I did a series review on a 3 book series by Kiersten Modglin. I have another of her books waiting to post a review and 3 more on my shelf to read. I've also reviewed 3 other of her books. Not sure whether I am allowed to post the link to another MyLot link so I'll dm it to you. It's a review of the 3-book The Arrangement series.
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@LovesEverybody (4394)
• United States
27 Aug
@patgalca I like the idea of reviewing books as a series.
I read a book by Kiersten Modglin i don't remember the title but do remember that I really enjoyed it. I have so many books I want to read that I have not read any more Kiersten Modglin books
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