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If You Tame Me by Kathie Giorgio

If You Tame Me by Kathie Giorgio

TITLE INFORMATION

IF YOU TAME ME

Kathie Giorgio

Black Rose Writing, 268 pages

9781684333479, 9.26.19

BOOK REVIEW

Overall Rating = 4.38

Storyline & Concept = 5

Writing & Delivery = 4.5

Cover Marketability = 4.5

Editorial = 3.5

Audrey knows she doesn’t want to be the old lady with cats. But when she buys herself an iguana for her fifty-fifth birthday, she doesn’t expect that this simple act is the beginning of a voyage of self-rediscovery. Neither does she imagine that her next-door neighbor, a recent widower struggling with the demons of his past, will somehow figure in that journey. Along the way, the moments of angst are well-balanced with moments of humor and fun.

With today’s political environment as a backdrop, Giorgio shows us how youthful passions flame and subside, to be replaced by mature insight; how each individual’s life experience shapes how they deal with the world; and how Love and caring are a partnership and not a competition. Readers of up-market Women’s Fiction will likely also enjoy this novel.

Sublime Line: “Giorgio’s love of language shines in this poignant and thoughtful examination of the nature of relationships, the universal need for companionship, and the meaning of feminism in today’s world.”

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