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Review by:
Robert Hensley
on Jan. 24, 2012 :
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. As someone who has never really had much interest in the world of fashion, I found the story, the characters and the interactions throughout to be very gripping and intriguing. I became deeply and emotionally involved in the multiple romances and the highs and lows that came along with each of them.
This book and its writer have certainly opened my eyes to greater things and broadened my horizons over the years and I look forward to what the future holds for him, for the world of Moonglow and whatever else may come. Excellent read. Highly recommended to all. You don't have to be a fashion enthusiast to enjoy this book, but if you're not, you may become one by the time you're finished. Enjoy!
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
PJ Port
on Nov. 11, 2011 :
An imaginative yarn well worth reading.
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Sue Owen -Paper Mustang
on Aug. 23, 2011 :
Not only does this book take you inside the world of high fashion but it also gives a hard looks at same sex relationships. There’s definitely a message here even though I felt the author may have played a little to the cliché side of the fashion world and promoted the lesbian relationships inspired by this profession. Still, the relationships were real and the author shared the pain and immense highs that go with any pairing.
Moonglow was well written and the story moved along even though there was a lot of exploring of feelings and stage setting. I don’t think it was overdone however there might have been a character or two that could have been left out entirely. Sometimes its so easy to get pulled into liking a character that its hard to see when they actually have no value to the story.
Generally, I liked this story. There were no surprises but it was a nice, down home look at a different type of love and I think a good read. I recommend it.
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
rubaiyna oozeer
on June 11, 2011 :
OMG this is an amazing book that contains all the finer things in life.This a futuristic novel with a twist.Can I please mention the "living dresses".Mooonglow is one of a kind that depicts a love story that trumphs at the end despite all the misunderstandings and pain that Reena and Shell go through.
(reviewed the day of purchase)