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What I am about to show you may shock and upset you. Last night I had my perfectly responsible sisters over to watch Rock of Ages, a DVD provided by Warner Brothers for review purposes. Had I known the consequences of this I would have said “NO!”. You see, when you take one Rock of Ages DVD….

and two perfectly respectable sisters

and add copious amounts of food…

Things start to get out of hand!

Clearly if you want to avoid an evening of side splitting laughter, top of your lungs singing, and of course the loss of dignity that comes with watching this film in company you should avoid it.
Sorry everyone – shocking I know but I feel that I had to share this with you in order to protect you, your friends and family.

*On a serious note (cough) we thoroughly enjoyed Rock of Ages. Great music, lots of laughter and a great film for sharing. Perfect for girlie get-togethers, watching with your other half or just enjoying by yourself (along with the mandatory hairbrush microphone). Find out more and treat yourself on Amazon.

When this book arrived from the PR company that asked to read and review it (Thank you EDPR!), it came wrapped in textured rose petal gift paper. I knew straight off that this was something special, and was proven right very quickly.

Closer describes this book as “A powerful departure from the usual frothy chick-lit, this beautifully written novel will hook you from the start“. And I have to agree.

The beauty of this novel is that the characters, so well described that you feel that you know them, are so very different yet entwined in such a way in that you know that there are deeper connections and as you read the book you will enjoy unravelling them.

This is the story of Tamia Challey, married to Scott and mother to two lovely little girls. All seems well in her world until her husband is arrested for a truly terrible crime. From that moment on everything Tami knows, or thinks that she knows starts to look and feel differently and her friends and neighbours become part of a desperate story of betrayal, abuse, desperation lies, murder…. and love. Really, this isn’t a book that you can review adequately enough, only urge readers to pick up a copy and find out what happens, as you did.

I loved this book and found it difficult to put it down. The twists and turns had me grimacing one minute and ready to sob the next. A powerful read and one I’m very glad I haven’t missed!

You can find The Rose Petal Beach, published by Quercus on Amazon and via all major retailers.

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Rock of Ages – A Stern Warning

The Rose Petal Beach by Dorothy Koomson