I t's an inevitable truth that when we give in to changes in our lives, it really does suppress the untold miseries in a way far more than what we had in our own minds. Erica James is an eminent and the most entertaining writer for me. This book "Time for a Change" is something that's very light to read and carries its thoughts through the comical storyline and characters. The witty dialogues and expatiation of every character's expressions are perfect blends of a wonderful worthy-enough-to-read-again book like this!

A huge scrumptious treat for those who want to appease their dream hunger! Scarcity of words to bring out the aftermath effects, the book had produced in person to me. Life is a journey and we've got to travel it through the tickets called zest and zeal to move forward. The truth that the entire universe helps a man to achieve his goals through the God-sent Omens is undeniable and is wholly acceptable...It's like living once again after the last page..last words..it's a miracle!

DS through her elusive story line drags her readers towards some unforeseen phenomenal ending. "Bittersweet" is a moving tale of hundreds of women out there battling with the wrong direction they've chosen to travel. Inspirational novels like this should be published and promulgated more to fortify the courage and audacity of women.

I lack words...It's just arduous to express what I feel inside but still as a critic and a fanatic of SS....it's the same old hackneyed phrase.."I've never in my life read a book like "Rage of Angels"..a thrilling exotic treat to the minds of those who crave absolute fear and fiction. It made me think a lot about how the world would seem to be to a young daring lawyer and that too a woman is physically fragile but strong at heart. It really did stir some senses in me and made me shed some drops when Joshua left Jenni. she's really a wonderful creation by him...wish she were there... The caption that I'd like to gift this enduring novel would be "Amongst all his Literary Marvels The best one is Rage of Angels!"

The first impression this book made on me was truly inexplicable. It was like after skimming through some five or six pages I had a feeling of dejection that picked up another boring stuff....but then it became a race course.. It turned out quite well and was literally rushing through the pages. Not until I read the last word in the book, was I able to guess the gripping climax. I wouldn't say the impact was so big but it was enough to make me say the first man to have ever set foot on Everest was "George Leigh Mallory". My Salutes!