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Little Wonder, Sophie Chen Keller [A Book Review]
Little Wonder is a tragedy about the separation of a mother and son in a busy rail station in a city they’ve never been to and have…
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Book Review:: Something in the Water | Catherine Steadman
Chance is a funny thing. Everyone knows they are not technically promised tomorrow. “You could be hit by a bus,” is such a common phrase I think…
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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:: 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:: Saltwater | Katy Hays
Lifestyles of the ungodly rich might seem aspirational, but they’re also highly secretive. You’re either behind the curtain, or you’re not, and they want as few people…
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Book Review:: Malibu Rising | Taylor Jenkins Reid
Family is the most complex thing there is. The history. The responsibility. The everyday choices and the ones that come once in a lifetime. The mirrored features…