“TURN THE LIGHT ON”
Would you ever accept a dinner invitation to meet a stranger who never spoke one word to you during your time together? Would you accept that you could not even sit at the same table with them? How about, you don’t even know their name and you continue this “game” for months?
Meet Della Cartwright. A superstar at what she does professionally, but when the tall, mysterious, Italian stranger, Alessio Terracina, enters her world, she begins to question her judgment and everything about her.
In this short story which takes place over the course of one day, this otherwise savvy businesswoman is led into making decisions that could jeopardize her professional life and maybe even cost her her freedom. But the greatest danger … just might be to her fragile heart.
BOOK REVIEW
by Nonnie Jules
THE LIGHT IS ON FOR ME!
4****
When I opened this cute little read, my lips began to curve into a smile from the first paragraph. I knew then that the rest of the story would hold me until the very end – and I wasn’t wrong.
Della Cartwright is a top-notch professional in her industry and damned good at what she does. But, when she takes up meeting with a stranger whose name she doesn’t even know, who then pulls her into doing things she would have never done before, she begins to question everything about herself and her life.
The creation and unfolding development of the characters, Della Cartwright and Alessio Terracina, made me believe that they were real-life strangers, entangled in a weird, yet steamy connection, that left me hot with anticipation of what would happen next between them.
There was only one teeny portion of the read that I didn’t find plausible which is the reason it doesn’t get 5 stars from me and it’s not even worth me getting into. It could be me and if that is the case, I don’t want anyone else’s review to be based off of my opinion.
I don’t think I’ve ever read a book from a first-time author that was this put together… this well-written… this good!
TURN THE LIGHT ON by Pat Garcia is a quick little read that will leave you salivating until the publication of her next written work of art!
Congratulations, Pat, on a splendid review. I also loved this short story.
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Congratulations, Pat! “Turn On the Lights” is one of those stories that kept this reader turning pages. Well done on the story and well-deserved awards.
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I have read Pat’s Turn the Light On. My response matches yours, Nonnie. Thanks for highlighting Pat here. She has contributed so very much to RRBC. 😀
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Well done to you Pat.I too have read and throughly enjoyed this unusual short read.Looking fowrad to the next book you write.
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Hi Joy,
Thank you so very much. To be honest, I get a thrill every time I read this story. I do read it often because it is the type of story I love to read. Realism, combined with the ‘what ifs’ in life that we never have control of.
Take care.
Shalom aleichem
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Congratulations, Pat! I really enjoyed this story and am happy to see it getting the accolades it deserves. 😊
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Hi Yvette,
Thank you, my friend. This story has brought me so much joy. Since it was my first published short story, it will always have a tender spot in my heart.
Shalom aleichem
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Huge CONGRATS, Pat! Such a deserving title! Good luck to you on your next one!
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Good Morning, Nonnie,
Thank you. This was my first published story and it will always hold a place in my heart. It has been a big help to me since the war in Ukraine. When I read it, I smile at the tender moments between Della and Alessio.
Thanks to you and the 4WillsPublishing team for the outstanding service you gave me too.
Turn The Light On is a result of a team effort. No man is an island.
Shalom aleichem
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