Books by Katydid

The Papers Daughters of Chinatown Based on a true story Written by: Heather B. Moore Heather B. Moore craftfully wrote the story of the paper daughters of Chinatown. She shares the real life story of Donaldina Cameron in a way that I wanted to keep reading until I finished. While being a hard story to read because of the very real tragedies that happened in California in the 1900s. The novel brings awareness to the history of sex-trafficking without being overbearing or too much. It brings hope by sharing the success stories of the women who were rescued from the criminal tong. I would recommend this story to anyone who can handle reading the difficult stories present within. The book is meaningful and shares an importance piece of history.

Pride and Pancakes Happily Ever Austen Written by: Ellen Mint Pride and Pancakes is a short and sassy story about a returning washed-up rock star and a reporter who are at each other's throats until they are snowed in together and the sexual tension is too much to bare. Beth Cho is a reporter who goes for the throat as she is trying to prove to herself and the world that she is someone worth listening to. Tristan Harty is a has-been musician who wants to come out of retirement. As these two fight before succumbing to their lust for each other the tension is high. They have some witty sparring. This story is a fast-tracked romance where the two characters give into their sexual tension in explicit escapades while snowed in at the cabin where they meet. While there are some light plot holes such as why they met at the cabin in the first place, the romantic story is brief but enjoyable. The explicit nature of the sex was unnecessary however the way the two characters reconci...

Love, Michael A story of regrets an d second chances Written by: Gina A. Jones This is a well-written story that covers the difficult topics of divorce and abuse along with reconciliation and forgiveness. While the story is based upon a true story, it is a graphic story which made it hard to listen to. The process of forgiveness is reaffirming despite how terrible Michael was to her. Overall, I would not listen to this book again. With language and graphic scenes it was a bit much for my perspective. For one who doesn't mind those, this would be a great listen.