Arabelle's Shadows
* I received a complimentary copy from the author in exchange for an honest review.
Formats:
Paperback
Kindle
Nook
270 pages
Publisher:
Smashwords (2012)
Formats:
Paperback
Kindle
Nook
270 pages
Publisher:
Smashwords (2012)
Synopsis:
Everything in
Arabelle's life is coming together. She has confidence, great friends,
she's even dating Naak, a wealthy Thai socialite. But there are too many
models in Bangkok. Arabelle’s broke, she can’t find an agent in New
York, and Naak isn’t as wonderful as he first appears.
Slowly the Shadows creep back into Arabelle’s mind, bringing with them thoughts of hopelessness and despair. The vile Shadows know something Arabelle’s refusing to remember and, if she’s not careful, they’ll use it to destroy her.
Based on a true story, Arabelle’s Shadows takes us on a journey through the struggles of growing up, not quite making it as an international model, and attempting to overcome a crushing depression.
Slowly the Shadows creep back into Arabelle’s mind, bringing with them thoughts of hopelessness and despair. The vile Shadows know something Arabelle’s refusing to remember and, if she’s not careful, they’ll use it to destroy her.
Based on a true story, Arabelle’s Shadows takes us on a journey through the struggles of growing up, not quite making it as an international model, and attempting to overcome a crushing depression.
My Thoughts:
Loosely
based on the author's life this book tells the story of Arabelle's
desire to make it as a model and her fight to overcome depression- what
she calls her "Shadows". The book is told in diary form and flashbacks- I
thought the shifts in time flowed nicely back and forth. I couldn't
get much into the passages about her modeling but when she described her
fight to overcome depression I found myself engrossed in that story. I
rooted for her and found myself hoping she'd finally find happiness.For
that alone I recommend the book.
Add the book on Goodreads
Visi the author's Website
Comments
Post a Comment
Please leave a comment, it strokes my ego. Except from the spammers. Spammers bad.