Book Review:: Once Upon A Crime | Brynn Kelly
Did you know an audible subscription comes with access to tons audiobooks you don’t have to use credits to listen to (as long as you’re still a…
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Book Review:: The Book of Lost Hours | Hayley Gelfuso
A big idea can change the world, for what is the world as we know it, but ideas? It starts small, inside the mind of one person,…
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Book Review:: Everything is Probably Fine | Julia London
Julia London’s new novel Everything Is Probably Fine is an absolute triumph. I’m convinced this novel has the potential to change the world, at least for those…
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Book Review:: He Falls First | Jill Shalvis
Jill Shalvis can be depended upon for a heartstrings tugging romance that will linger in your bloodstream. He Falls First, her newest release and first in a…
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Book Review:: Who We Used to Be | Caitlin Weaver
When tragedy strikes, there is no telling how you’ll react. Not really. Even your closest relationships can be caught in the collateral damage. And they almost always…
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Book Review:: As A Last Resort | Kristin Wollett
Burying your head in the sand is so much easier than facing your past. Or in Samantha’s case, fleeing her home town, severing all ties, and hyper-focusing…
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Book Review:: The Greatest Possible Good | Ben Brooks
Most people do not live their lives according to their own values. They say they do, they say they support certain things or care about them, but…
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Book Review:: The Homemade God | Rachel Joyce
Something I am coming to terms with about myself is that I am absolutely lost over a good family saga. Seriously send me all of your recommendations…
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Book Review:: These Summer Storms | Sarah MacLean
Fans of Laura Dave, Claire Lombardo, or anyone in between will love Sarah MacLean’s new book These Summer Storms. It’s a mix of family drama, personal crisis,…
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Book Review:: Where You’re Planted | Melanie Sweeney
Some books just give off warm fuzzy vibes, and Where You’re Planted by Melanie Sweeney is one of those for me. Tansy and Jack get off on…