A Bowl For the Soul

 TO BE OR NOT TO BE: THE QUEEN OF BAD DECISIONS

“Because some life lessons you just have to learn on your own. You need to set your man bar higher.”- Mary to Daisy; The Queen of Bad Decisions.

Author of Must Love Sandwiches, Janel Gradowski, has released a novella with an ear-catching book title: The Queen of Bad Decisions. As the prequel of Must Love Sandwiches (Bartonville Series), we get to know Daisy better and understand her life dilemmas. This is a great story for those who likes to curl up on their couch to relax and enjoy some light reading.

About The Bartonville Series

Sometimes all you need is one or two bites to satisfy a craving.

That is the principle behind The Bartonville Series. We're all busy. Settling down and spending hours reading a nice, long novel is appealing, but how often do you get to do that? With that thought in mind I am creating a women's fiction series where each book will contain stories of different lengths with companion recipes. There will be flash fiction stories that can be read during a coffee break, novellas that can be devoured over an evening and everything in between, like short stories and novelettes.

The great thing about Gradowski's work is that it can satisfy your reading desire with a short story for those who didn't have enough time to read thick books. The Queen of Bad Decisions is very enjoyable. It's a story of a woman who has realised that her life is turning sour because of a series of unfortunate decisions that she made in her life. She finally mustered up the strength to make a change and lead better life with better decisions.

The main character, Daisy, is one of those characters that readers can relate to. Her life is full of dilemmas and impending struggles but she finally got the courage to leave all the negative baggage behind and start anew. I love most of the characters like Daisy (she worked in a bookshop! I feel like I

can be good friends with her; plus her incredible cooking skills just earned some serious candy points), and Mary (Daisy's boss, who is a very eccentric but I found her as an interesting character from the very first moment she appeared). Another thing I absolutely love about the book is all the mouthwatering food references and simple-yet-tasty cooking recipes in the book. As a food lover, I gotta say I can't resist such a loveable story. 

Curious to know what Daisy finally do to make positive changes to her life? Find out on The Queen of Bad Decisions! 

Reviewer Notes: I was given this book in exchange for an honest review. All views are my own and do not reflect those of the author, my clients or tour companies I work with. This is not a paid review. To form your own opinion please support the author and acquire your own legal copy of the book.