5 Novels I Would Not Recommend

 I really don't like talking bad about books, because books are my life. Quite literally, in fact. 

But there are some books that just completely turned me off, and this is a list of those books. Some of them were just a bit dull for my liking, and some of them I just considered bad writing.

So here you go! Five books I would not recommend to readers that enjoy quality writing.

No offense to the authors whatsoever.

Read at your own risk!

5 Books I Would Not Recommend:

  1. At Home in Mitford by Jan Karon
  2. This Town Is Not All Right by M. K. Krys
  3. Fairest of Heart by Karen Witemeyer
  4. Indigo Isle by T. I. Lowe
  5. The Shunning by Beverly Lewis

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