Review: Tea With Emma
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 26, 2012
One thing I like about novellas is that you can read them quick and still get your "fix" in for reading something light.  If your looking for depth, this book doesn't have it, nor will it drawn you in to sink deeper into the couch because you know it's going to take some time to get things going.  It was light, sometimes funny, sometimes you groaned.  I must admit that these women did come across as much younger than around 30.  I can't decide what kind of audience this author is trying to attract and perhaps that is what I see.  Women who are older, but act kind of immature.  Which audience do you want to attract?  An older teen or a mature woman?  I think this is what the author needs to decide for herself and then her books would really take off.  Target your audience.  In some ways I could see my almost 19 year old reading this and I'm 48.  The Englishman's conversion was a bit too quick for me.  All in all I think this author has great potential and actually hasn't reached her best yet.  Moody Blues Christmas is by far her best work yet.