Books

J. M. Clements' novel is a complement to the first season of the gladiatorial drama on Starz. Titan Books sent me this copy for review.

“Married To The Enemy,” the new book by writers Dawn K. Kozarian & Mark James, expands on the influential gender biased misconceptions present in many modern-day paired relationships.

The authors focus on accepted behavioral perceptions, cultural influences, illusions, external interferences, and other pre-disposed conditions and ideologies that all work to sabotage relationships such as in the context of marriage.

For some women the notion of finding a knight on a white horse does not end with adulthood. In A Hopeless Romantic we see how much romance and its fantasy has been the most difficult thing to achieve for Laura Foster. This is the sad thing about living your life with expectations based on romance novels and romantic movies. Real life never measures up to fiction. To expect it to is to only set oneself up for disappointment. Unfortunately Laura does not realize this and in her frenetic endless search for her Prince Charming there is disaster on the way.

Harriet Evans has established herself as a leading author of women's literature. The British writer has already published several books that touch upon the themes of the modern woman's struggle with relationships and love. While this genre is certainly covered by many other authors, Evans is without doubt original and refreshing with her formula-free tales. In Happily Ever After Evans brings us a new story about the perils of being young and searching for a happy ending.