Book Review:: If You Love It, Let It Kill You | Hannah Pittard
I was this today years old when I learned what auto-fiction is. A fictional story using elements from the author’s real life. To be honest, I didn’t…
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Book Review:: The Unraveling of Julia | Lisa Scottoline
Julia, still grieving the loss of her older adoptive parents, finds out she is the recipient of an old Italian villa from a woman she’s never heard…
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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 Reluctant Flirt | Jennifer Probst
Jennifer Probst fans, we’re back in Outer Banks, a small idyllic beach town perfect for falling in love. Book of the Month is the first title in…
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Book Review:: Both Things Are True | Kathleen Barber
I love a good complex second chance romance story, but hanging it all upon a series of miscommunications is risky business, and in Kathleen Barber’s new release…
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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:: 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:: 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:: 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…