What Dubh portrayed was an accurate description of sex and relationships in 2017 from a female perspective. But what she did even more brilliantly was help to erase the feelings of shame that women who have open and healthy sexual relationships are expected to feel.
Author: joyfulantidotes
Hi all! My name is Joy! I am a 23 year old Irish girl living in Berlin. I am a university graduate who likes politics, fashion and writing, and is currently looking for a job which can incorporate at least one of the forementioned interests!! This is my blog where I am going to put my thoughts and ramblings, views of the world, and antedotes of my struggle to find a path for myself in life! Enjoy xx
Book Review: The Best Day Ever by Kaira Rouda
I have finally met a book whose title exactly reflected how I felt while reading it. It really was the best day ever reading The Best Day Ever. The Best Day Ever by Kaira Rouda is told by Paul Strom, a glittering business man who appears to have a perfect life: a beautiful wife, two adorable… Continue reading Book Review: The Best Day Ever by Kaira Rouda
Book Review: When She Was Bad by Tammy Cohen
I have to recommend this book to you. It is an addictive thriller you just don't want to miss.
Interview with Lorna Hollifield, Author of Tobacco Sun
Guys, I am really excited to bring my first ever author interview to Joyful Antidotes! Lorna Hollifield is an American author who lives with her family in South Carolina. She began her professional writing journey as a tourism and travel blogger, before finally deciding to pursue her dream of publishing fiction. We chatted about her… Continue reading Interview with Lorna Hollifield, Author of Tobacco Sun
Book Review: The Law of Attraction by Roxie Cooper
You know, I haven't read some good chick-lit in a while. I get sent many books to review but rarely in this genre, and the books I purchase myself all seem to be of a thriller/mystery nature. So, to receive a copy of The Law of Attraction by Roxie Cooper was a breath of fresh air.
Book Review: City of Toys by Lindy S. Hudis
"Never judge a book by its cover." Agreed. But sometimes it just can't be helped. When I was asked if I wanted to review City of Toys I agreed. The blurb sounded interesting but the front cover didn't leave me expecting much. Boy, was I wrong!
Book Review: The Final Correction by Alec Birri
What I found really interesting, though, is that Alec Birri - who was a commander of a top secret unit in the Military - so actually he’s a real life ‘M’ from the James Bond films.
