Emma Rowson
I'm a thirty-something Mum of two, but when I'm not doing the school run or dancing along to nursery rhymes, I have a degree in English Literature and History, and I'm currently studying for an MA in Creative Writing. One day I want to be the author whose book is being reviewed, but in the meantime I have my own blog where I review all the wonderful books I read, and talk about anything I fancy at emma-r.com. Follow me on Twitter @rowsonemma1.
Review: The Swan Keeper: A Young Girl Contends With Her Father's Killer In 1920s Montana0
After reading Copper Sky way back in August of last year, I was very much looking forward to reading The Swan Keeper, Milana's latest novel. The Swan Keeper is told in the third person through the perspective of Lilly, a young girl. On her eleventh birthday during a family outing to see newly hatched trumpeter
Review: Made To Break Your Heart: A Man's Perspective About His Family And Temptations Of Infidelity0
Made to Break Your Heart tells the story of Nick Marhoffer, a married father of one. When his son, Wesley starts to play baseball, Nick becomes the team coach and quickly becoming involved to the point of obsession with Little League as a way of escaping the stresses of his everyday life. Very soon he becomes
Review: Copper Sky: A Fresh Approach To A Classically Masculine Genre0
Set in Butte, Montana in 1917, Copper Sky is the debut novel of Milana Marsenich, which tells the story of two very different young women whose lives are forever intertwined. Kaly Shane, a prostitute who has found herself pregnant, is forever scarred by the mysterious events of her childhood which impact heavily on her ability
Review: Tales From The Warming Offers Thought-Provoking Stories About The Effects Of Global Warming0
When I opted to review this collection of short stories, I was drawn in by the subject. Global warming is an issue I skirt around the edges of, I hear of it often, but in all honesty, I am confused by it. And I think that goes for many other people. The general population rely