Comments on: Book review: Pocket Piece Cameo â€“ A Love Story by Rob Costelloe

By: Prasad

Prasad — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 12:31:28 +0000

The light of my life.

It’s been a love story that has survived the ravages of time. It all began 13 years ago when Punam Prasad and Prasad were studying management. It was just meant to be, love at first sight, an informal introduction and the two were bound for life. Recounts Prasad, Co-Founder of Logivserve (www.logicserve.com) , a Search Engine Marketing company.

“I was sitting at the back of my class and Punam entered. It was love at first sight.” “I hesitantly asked her name and she replied Punam……Punam Prasad and instantly I knew that we already shared the same name, and perhaps a special bond.”

By: jane

jane — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 20:43:19 +0000

Act Like A Lady Think Like A Man, is a must read e-book for both women and men. If you’re trying to get over the hurt of a broken heart, trying to get out of a bad relationship or hoping not to get into one, this is the book for you. If you are lonely and haven’t been able to find Mr. Right, wouldn’t know him if you met him or if you’ve found him and are worried about keeping him, folks this is the book! If you are unhappy, suffer from low self esteem, are over weight and don’t feel good about yourself or just feel like your life is going no where, this book can help put your life on the right track. It’s a life changer for both single and married women. Do yourself a favor and preview the e-book at; actlikealadythinklikeaman.com

By: Kimkat311

Kimkat311 — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 15:14:24 +0000

After reading this author’s first work, I knew I had to have this one in my collection. Pocket Piece Cameo wraps you up in the story while at the same time evoking memories of your own past. It is effortless to identify with the characters and their growth. My Rx: this book is a must have with a cup of hot cocoa on an overcast day!

By: MOLLYBEAR

MOLLYBEAR — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 02:55:03 +0000

Very good review, made note to myself to buy it. My husband won’t read it, but he will allow me to read pieces to him. He’s no reader, but a person who listens to booktapes as he walks. Everyone likes to think of their first love and usually life does interfer with that love because: 1) you are most likely a teen-ager(like the story) 2. you are too immature to handle the love 3. you outgrow each other My husband had been married and divorced before we met, and I always wished I had been his first love, even though he wasn’t my first love either. In fact, seems to me that I fell in and out of love every week when I was a teen-ager. So happy I ended up with the love of my life. Love seems so hit and miss sometimes. This book sounds like a good read, not too syrupy sweet, and shows what happens as we break up and move on.