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Book Review:: The Haunting of Maddy Clare | Simone St. James
What a perfect read for spooky season-a historical ghost story mystery, The Haunting of Maddy Clare. Ms. Sarah Piper is recruited by an eccentric world war veteran…
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Book Review:: I Think I Was Murdered | Colleen Coble & Rick Acker
I Think I Was Murdered by Colleen Coble and Rick Acker is a thriller that’s unafraid of modern technology. With elements of AI, bitcoin, and blockchain included…
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Book Review:: Perfect Fit | Clare Gilmore
There’s nothing I love more than a romance novel that blows away my expectations. By the cover and description, I figured this would be a light, not-that-deep…
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Book Review:: Book of the Month | Jennifer Probst
What do you do when you’re out of inspiration? F*ck off to North Carolina. Aspen fears she is a one hit wonder when her second and third…
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Book Review:: Catch and Keep | Erin Hahn
She’s been fishing her whole life, but she’s finally ready to be caught. This week I read a nice little palette cleanser romance, Erin Hahn’s new book…
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Book Review:: I Did Something Bad | Pyae Moe Thet War
I Did Something Bad by Pyae Moe Thet War is not your typical romance. There’s a dead guy in it, for one, not to mention a cover-up,…
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Book Review:: Wish I Were Here | Melissa Wiesner
I looooooooved this book. In Wish I Were Here there is adventure, humor, drama, a heist, heart, community and the smidgiest smidge of magical realism that made…
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Book Review:: Libby Lost and Found | Stephanie Booth
Libby Lost and Found is an absolute treasure. The originality crackles on the first page. The themes resound toward our deepest fears and offer hope through profound…
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Book Review:: Hate Follow | Erin Quinn-Kong
Hate Follow by Erin Quinn-Kong aspires to be the My Sister’s Keeper of this decade. Not many people will have children who need life-saving medical care and…
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Book Review:: The Book of George | Kate Greathead
The thing about life is we can’t see very far ahead of ourselves. We don’t know what will happen or who we’ll meet or how we’ll feel.…