Review: A wonderful short read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 5, 2012
I had not read anything by Diane Moody until reading Tea With Emma. The story begins in first-person, the voice of an author meeting a deadline for a manuscript. Then it switches to third person, the story of the manuscript she writes to meet her deadline. Then at the end it switches back to first-person when the author submits her finished manuscript to her agent. If you can get past the initial "switch" into the story of the romantic characters, you'll enjoy the romance Diane spins. A nice touch is the recipes included at the back of the novella. They are actually not complicated and sound wonderful and tasty. Wish my gut was better able to digest such delights. I'd try them out, for sure.