Rhapsody reviews

Thanks to those of you who’ve written about Rhapsody, and who have posted notes on Facebook or reviews on Amazon. Yes, it was one of those “tough journeys” I talked about in my 2011 keynote speech for GCLS, and I’ve already been rewarded with a few very special notes from readers who were moved by the particular challenges Ashley & Julia faced.

I know “tough” and “challenges” aren’t always words romance readers want to hear, but I hope if you’ve been reluctant to pick up Rhapsody, these nice reviews will help you over the hump. Thanks very much to Anna Furtado, Salem West, Janet Mason & Carleen Spry. XOXOXOX

Lambda Literary Review

“Rhapsody is a hope-filled tale of healing—the healing of a painful past, hidden behind a mask—and the hope of overcoming it…populated with characters that are funny, enchanting, and most of all, respectful of one another, in spite of their very different backgrounds…The unfolding story allows us to see underneath the mask each character wears and to be carried away by a tale of love, acceptance, hope and healing.”

The Rainbow Reader

“KG MacGregor’s Rhapsody is a well-written story populated by keenly-developed characters. The tempo is apropos to the story, at times lento, presto, or allegro, and the bits of wit and drama are balanced and timely. The relationship between Julia and Ashley is believable, and the pacing of their attraction adds credibility to their actions. The supporting cast of characters is multi-dimensional, and they each add depth and value to the greater story.”

This Way Out!

“This is a novel with a happy ending. But it is also a complex tour de force on some new and difficult subject matter and in the end, love is re-examined and re-defined. Rhapsody reminds us that there are some things worth waiting for.”

Frivolous Views

“Readers have come to expect great reading material from a KG MacGregor novel and time after time, MacGregor does not disappoint. So it is with Rhapsody. KGM has put together a compelling romance filled with interesting characters and just a splash of mystery – all of which holds the reader’s interest from beginning to end.”