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The Heart of Everything, Marc Levy [Book Review]
The Heart of Everything is a magical tale of fathers and sons and the intricacies of families. Thomas’s father passed away five years ago, but he still…
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Book Review:: The Second Story Bookshop | Denise Hunter
A new release from Denise Hunter is here! The Second Story Bookshop is the story of a young woman taking over her late grandmother’s beloved bookshop, which…
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Book Review:: Clementine Crane Prefers Not To | Kristin Bair
Menopause mamas, unite! This new tragi-comedy novel from Kristin Bair is a feminist anthem for women who have sacrificed and organized and put up with TOO MUCH…
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Book Review:: The Irish Goodbye | Heather Aimee O’Neill
I love me a good family drama, and The Irish Goodbye by debut author Heather Aimee O’Neill was no exception. When families come together for holidays, it…
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Book Review:: At Last | Marisa Silver
At Last is a new slower-paced saga style novel from Marisa Silver that follows the connecting of two families through the marriage of their children. It’s an…
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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:: 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:: The Goldens | Lauren Wilson
Lauren Wilson’s new book The Goldens will have you sucked into the orbit of a young influencer and experience first-hand the dogma that can lead impressionable young…
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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 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…