Famine and Forging Ahead in “The Irishman’s Daughter”
Famine and Forging Ahead in “The Irishman’s Daughter”
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Review of THE GUEST BOOK – A Novel by Sarah Blake
Identity, Isolation, and An Island… Even those who lead a charmed life can be gob-smacked in a second, the tightly woven fabric of life’s perfection unraveled in the time it…
Book Review: Before We Were Strangers – A Novel by Brenda Novak
Brenda Novak Charms Her Fans With Romance, Mystery, Cookies and a Greek Goddess Having written more than 50 novels, Brenda Novak is an expert at pulling our romantic heartstrings. But in addition,…
Book Review: The Boy At the Keyhole – A Novel
A quiet, twisty tale of madness and possible murder. A lonely 9-year-old boy. A stern housekeeper. A missing mother. An almost-empty English mansion. These are the underpinnings that gently crescendo…
Review of Pops: Fatherhood in Pieces by Michael Chabon
In this poignant memoir, novelist Michael Chabon writes about life-lessons he’s experienced while raising kids; his light-bulb moments that clarify what it means to be both father and son. Read…