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Rotten Bananas and the Emerald Dream by Muriel Ellis Pritchett

Rotten Bananas and the Emerald Dream by Muriel Ellis Pritchett

Sublime Book Review

TITLE INFORMATION

ROTTEN BANANAS AND THE EMERALD DREAM

Muriel Ellis Pritchett

Black Rose Writing, 198 pages

9781684333653, 11.27.19

BOOK REVIEW

Overall Rating = 4.15

Storyline & Concept = 3.8

Writing & Delivery = 4

Cover Marketability = 3.8

Editorial = 5

What do you get when you put three retired friends on a cruise ship who are looking for trouble? You get intrigue, romance, adventure and a little bit of crazy. Rotten Bananas and the Emerald Dream delights as a fun, quick read venturing out with Carolina who is bored with the retirement life of her community. Carolina and her friends head out on a Caribbean cruise ship called The Emerald Dream and find more than they bargained for, but maybe just enough to get rid of their boredom.

Sublime Line: “Rotten Bananas is a snappy read with characters that one would imagine exist in retirement communities, not too far from a movie called The Bucket List.”

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