Typically I don't share my negative reviews or DNF's here, but this one comes from an author I really love, and I feel my reasonings are sound and worthy of sharing. Some people may enjoy this read more than I did, especially because of who the author is. So let's get to it. I had… Continue reading Somebody’s Daughter, Rochelle B. Weinstein
Tag: Women’s Fiction
This Place of Wonder, Barbara O’Neal
I can’t tell you how excited I was to start a new Barbara O’Neal book. I’ve read a good deal of her back catalog and am working on the rest. But when she releases a new book, you read it. Told in 3 varying viewpoints, we watch the women in Augustus’ life deal with the… Continue reading This Place of Wonder, Barbara O’Neal
The Godmothers, Monica McInerney
I was pleasantly surprised when the paperback arrived with a signed bookplate inside. Thirteen years after her mother's passing, Eliza is finally stepping on a plane. She's headed to Scotland for her godmother's wedding. Both her godmothers, Olivia and Maxie, knew her mother best. The trio went to school together and stayed best friends. Throughout… Continue reading The Godmothers, Monica McInerney
The Light Through the Leaves, Glendy Vanderah
You did see me review Glendy's newest book last week. So I am skipping around a bit, but this book is so beautiful, I wanted to share this review with you all. I feel confident that as of today, I can declare this my most favorite read of the year. The book had ups and… Continue reading The Light Through the Leaves, Glendy Vanderah
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in March
I'm not going to complain about how hard it was to narrow down this list. But I will tell you that there are so many amazing books releasing this month and I've been lucky enough to review quite a few of them. (Daughter, The Golden Couple, Star Father, The Chase, Wicked and Wild Things, The… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in March
The Suite Spot, Trish Doller
Last year, I read Float Plan and fell in love with the adventure in the storytelling. Doller made me want to hop on a sailboat and cruise the world, which was unfortunately thwarted because, while I can drive a boat, I cannot sail, nor do I own a sailboat. So when I saw she had… Continue reading The Suite Spot, Trish Doller
Favorite Reads 2021- Part 1: Literary, Historical Fiction, and More
It’s that time of year when I go through my notebook and gather my favorite reads of the year. When I did a quick skim, there were so many fantastic reads that I knew that once again, I would have to break my favorite reads into genres and multiple days. So this will be a… Continue reading Favorite Reads 2021- Part 1: Literary, Historical Fiction, and More
Blog Tour- Sisters Behaving Badly, Maddie Please
Sisters Behaving BadlyMaddie Please Publishes: November 16, 2021 About the Book Sisters Kitty and Jenny haven’t spoken since a very disappointing Carvery lunch. Kitty, sixty-two, thinks Jenny is turning grey. Jenny, sixty-six, thinks Kitty needs to grow up! So when both sisters inherit a farmhouse in rural France, it gives them the perfect chance to… Continue reading Blog Tour- Sisters Behaving Badly, Maddie Please
Blog Tour Spotlight: Flora’s Travelling Christmas Shop, Rebecca Raisin
Flora’s Travelling Christmas Shop Rebecca Raisin Publishing Date: October 28, 2021Women's Ficion About the Book ‘Tis the season for mulled wine, mince pies, and magic under the mistletoe… Flora loves Christmas more than anything else in the world, so she’s gutted when her Scrooge-alike boss fires her from Deck the Halls Christmas emporium. But now she… Continue reading Blog Tour Spotlight: Flora’s Travelling Christmas Shop, Rebecca Raisin
The Invisible Husband of Frick Island, Colleen Oakley
The fishing village of Frick Island is cut off from the world. The islanders are proud. Piper Parrish has made it her home for most of her life, and she loves everything about living there. But when her husband Tom doesn’t return from a fishing trip, she doesn’t handle his loss. So much so that… Continue reading The Invisible Husband of Frick Island, Colleen Oakley
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