Le Journale

Firstly I want you to take note this: I'm a (single) lady who is interested in User Interface, as well as User Experience of a new websites or applications. And... why you should be ashamed for being single? We get to experience a lot of things without being worried as fuck for your man to leave you with another woman. The thing that I honestly hate to know, especially when you are in the halfway of 50 years of age. There is this custom in Indonesia, women should get married before they are 24 years old. And I was like, what the fuck? Do you think it is easy for deciding to get married and living the rest of your life with another person you even haven't felt that 'click' yet. It is not an easy peasy thing to do, of course. It always needs some serious considerations before deciding to settle down. Lucky them who get married easily, faster than me. And honestly, I don't even put this 'commitment' in my last name, which also means I'm not up for such com...

So this is The Blackstone Key review that I just had time to post it. I copied it from my goodreads' account, so that is why it took me some minutes after adding some other lines to finish it off. But, here is the review. There would never be any spoiler. Well, only a little.You need (not) to worry. Read from August 10 to December 19, 2014 The Blackstone Key by Rose Melikan What a slow-paced story... I kind of understand that this is actually her debut novel, but this mystery book based in 18th century of England is just too slow to indulge. It was boring in the beginning, very laid back and somehow dissatisfying in resolution. However, I review this book by putting aside my 'sexist' side and thus, I find Mary Finch is a typical gothic heroine. She is brave for a young lady at the time. She gets curious at every little thing. A sweet young maiden but very bright and likeable young lady, Mary Finch is.