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Book Review:: Savvy Summers and the Sweet Potato Crimes | Sandra Jackson-Opoku
Readers, we have a new amateur sleuth to enjoy! Sapphire (Savvy) Summers is a small town cafe owner thrown into a murder mystery when a man drops…
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Book Review:: Not Quite Dead Yet | Holly Jackson
What do you do with the time you have left after you find out a traumatic brain injury will kill you within days? For Jet, it is…
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Book Review:: Greenwich | Kate Broad
Greenwich is a bit of an odd book that isn’t easy to slot into conventional genre conventions. As a millennial, it’s hard for me to call this…
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Book Review:: Bitter Sweet | Hattie Williams
Bitter Sweet is the story of a damaged young girl during a year of bad choices that includes an illicit affair that will change her life forever.…
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Book Review:: Sounds Like Trouble | Pamela Samuels Young & Dwayne Alexander Smith
Sounds Like Trouble is the second book in a fun contemporary mystery series co-written by Pamela Samuels Young & Dwayne Alexander Smith. Jackson and Mackenzie are back…
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Book Review:: The Spirit of Love | Lauren Kate
A vacation fling, a workplace rival, two very different love connections. The Spirit of Love is a new novel by Lauren Kate that will have you leaning…
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Book Review:: The Summer You Were Mine | Jill Francis
Second chances, autism representation, sports-y, and the idyllic backdrop of an Italian summer? Count me in. Jill Francis’ The Summer You Were Mine just might be the…
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Book Review:: Sunburned | Katherine Wood
Actions have consequences, and the law doesn’t care about good intentions. Sunburned is a brand-new novel that will have you glued to the pages as a high-stakes…
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Book Review:: The Accidental Favorite | Fran Littlewood
A tree falls in the woods, and all three of your adult children are standing beneath it. You dive forward to remove one from danger, but the…
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Book Review:: The Love Fix | Jill Shalvis
You can’t escape your past by running away from it. At least, not in fiction! After the death of her mother, Lexi has to return to a…