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Book Review:: Caller Unknown | Gillian McAllister
Love makes fools of us all, and we all know nothing is stronger than a mother’s love. Simone and Lucy just wanted to have a nice mother-daughter…
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Book Review:: The Hating Game | Sally Thorne
I have heard The Hating Game referred to out in the bookish ether for years, but never really thought ‘hey, that’s a book I really need to…
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Book Review: Boleyn Traitor | Philippa Gregory
Philippa Gregory is a master of crafting intriguing political intrigue out of real-world figures from Tudor English history. Does she take liberties? Experts say a resounding yes…
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Book Review:: Famous Last Words | Gillian McAllister
Cam’s first day back at work as a literary agent after maternity leave doesn’t exactly go the way she planned. But no one plans for the police…
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Book Review:: Love and Other Paradoxes | Catriona Silvey
Love and Other Paradoxes is just another run-of-the-mill woman-comes-from-the-future-to-change-the-past-and-boy-gets-caught-up-in-the-crossfire situation. Joseph Greene wants to be the next great poet, so much so that he’s had poet’s-block (like…
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Book Review:: Maybe Next Time | Cesca Major
There is something magical about finding the right book at the right time. When something about the state of your life at the moment resonates deeply with…
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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:: Wrong Place Wrong Time | Gillian McAllister
It started with a feeling. Deja vu? Something like it? A bad feeling. The calm before the storm type of feeling. Like in the next instant, the…
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Book Review:: The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife | Anna Johnston
Grief is one of the most universal constants of life. It is the opposite of love. The absence of anyplace to emote the love you feel, and…
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Book Review:: The Midnight Feast | Lucy Foley
One cannot escape the past. Crimes cannot be erased. And those who were affected cannot simply be forgotten. The Midnight Feast is another edge-of-your seat, layered, multiple…