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Amer Salameh amer2d96 — Annie is a teenager in love with two brothers. Whilst dating Tommy at 17, she does the unthinkable and falls in love with his big brother Judah as well. When Tommy comes across them having sex, she flees her hometown distraught at having ripped apart the brothers. Twenty years later, she returns to her hometown to see if she can alleviate some of the guilt by seeing that they are OK. Unfortunately, they are both still pining for their first love, the one woman who ran off from them without a goodbye or an explanation. Jonah has loved Annie for as long as he can remember. He loves his brother to distraction and his first thoughts on seeing her is to protect Tommy from her, whilst burying down his own joy at seeing her again. Tommy’s first reaction is to try to have sex with her again, which he manages to persuade her to do. It is clear to both the brothers that they still having feelings for her and that she still has feelings for the pair of them. Judah is willing to sacrifice his own happiness for the sake of his baby brother and so is willing to step aside. Annie knows taht she will never be happy with only one of the brothers. It takes each one of them a talk with the boys intuitive mother to realise what they need to do. For such a short story, this certainly packs an emotional punch. My heart bled for Judah. He loved her with all his heart, couldn’t even bring himself to try to imagine his life with anyone else, yet he isn’t willing to hurt his brother again by fighting for her. Annie is so torn that she is literally stuck. She came back to the town, driven by love for them both to make sure they are OK. When Judah lies to her at the beginning of the story about Tommy having found love, she is genuinely happy for him. She can never choose so the only way for her to be happy is for them to be happy. When she finds out neither of them are, she is thrust back twenty years. The story is well crafted and sucks you into this whole mess the characters have created. It is very short but it didn’t suffer for it. There are sex scenes, some individual and some ménage, but they are quite sweet (well sweet for a ménage :D). The chemistry is well written, but the book was so emotional that I found myself more relieved they were trying to find happiness, than hot and bothered by the sex. I recommend it to people who like a good story with a side of sex. I don’t think you will be disappointed.

Yonca Akavcı yoncaakavc4d1c — I've been very into some lighter trashy reading for this summer, and Fitzgerald's thinly veiled account of his failing marriage with Zelda fit quite nicely in to that theme. Not his best work, but for some reason I'm drawn to the characters you love to hate. I'm still trying to work out how I feel about these two, and I'm hoping some of the other Fitzgerald books sitting on my night stand might have some characters that are a bit more redeeming, and might make me feel a bit better about being so invested in the tawdry lives of these two.

Vicent Almar vicentalma8017 — I read this book in high school and I don't remember having any strong feelings about it, but re-reading this time I think I enjoyed it a lot more. I can really understand now why it is seen as such an important book in African-American and feminist literature. By the end of the book I was crying like a baby, but I was happy to know that at least Janie had gotten to experience love as it was meant to be, if only for a short time. Janie was a true rebel against what was expected and accepted from black women at that time. She lived for herself and what made her happy, which certainly wasn't money or material possessions.

Nedaa Halwagy neda2 — Interesting story in comic book form. Gives some insight into Iranian political history.