Reviews for Charlotte Street

The average rating for Charlotte Street based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2008-03-11 00:00:00 James Fletcher Another book about a British functioning alcoholic in her twenties; this one told in flashback about two self-proclaimed losers in life who have a go at having a serious relationship with pretty disastrous results. Reading about their love affair reaffirmed how great my love life is. If there's anything to be learned by this book it's: live your life and don't let alcoholic excess baggage drag you down. The surprise of "Charlie" is that it's not a stereotypical drunkard who beats his woman type novel but one where you do feel for both characters and you hope everyone makes the reasonable choice in the end.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-05-12 00:00:00 George Lawrence Chanting the Morning Star by Marylyle Rogers I read this a while ago but remember it as a good story. The description of the book I am listing below is from the back jacket of the book. I'm adding it because I believe the one on the Goodreads page does not depict this story. Like those of a frightened doe, all of Llys's senses were heightened as she beheld the masculine beauty of the wounded warrior before her. Yet nothing prepared her for the look in his eyes when they turned toward her -- a gaze of pure, burning hatred. He deemed her his enemy, and not because she was a Druidess and he a Saxon noble ... for he also believed her to be a wanton. Innocent Llys had never known a man, or wanted one until the golden-maned Adam. Ealdorman of Oaklea, had been carried into Throckenholt Keep. Now her grace and gentle, healing touch made Adam doubt what he had witnesssed just days earlier: this very maid -- or so it seemed -- lewdly smiling, naked in the presence of a corrupt bishop. But as the forces of darkness threatened, a kingdom's fate rested in their hands. Together they would battle the blackest of magic, armed with the power of Llys's Druid heritage ... and the blazing strength of a love as pure and bright as the morning star.