Julie Mac

Is righting a wrong worth hurting innocent people? That question is at the center of Shanahan's Revenge. From corporate rivalries, to hidden agendas and past indiscretion. Ms. Mac thrives on grabbing the readers attention. There is nothing wrong with wanting a fair share, the problem is the things done in order to succeed at getting it. I understand the reasoning behind Sam's anger but did not condone some of his actions. Having received Shanahan's Revenge in exchange for an honest review, I found it to be fueled by secrets but lacking in cohesiveness.… (mehr)

Well, for a debut it wasn't that bad. I'm not sure about the title considering Ben only met his son once and wasn't even properly introduced. The story was about Kelly and Ben reconnecting after years apart. Their story started when they were kids and led to a night of passion that resulted in two things a) an unplanned pregnancy and b) a misunderstanding that kept them apart for years. Why Kelly didn't confront Ben that night with what she found instead of running away is beyond me. If I had such strong feelings for someone I'd like to think I would get answers instead of letting myself think the worst about the supposed love of my life. But I guess if she had confronted him there would be no book to review. Would've liked to have read more interaction between Ben and his son especially since the little boy took such a liking to him in that one meeting. Will definitely keep an eye out for Ms. Mac's upcoming books.… (mehr)