Review of Novel – The Girls of Ennismore by Patricia Falvey
If you enjoy historical fiction, please check out my review for the Writers’ League of Texas: The Girls of Enismore by Patricia Falvey.
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Review of Stranger, Father, Beloved by Taylor Larsen
esIn Stranger, Father, Beloved, Taylor Larsen weaves a family tapestry depicting the slow unraveling of the James family. The story begins with a party thrown by Michael James and his…
The Bosnia List – A Memoir of War, Exile, and Return By Kenan Trebinčević and Susan Shapiro
In this riveting and heartbreaking tale of war and recovery, Kenan Trebinčević returns to his war-ravaged homeland of Bosnia. His goal is to let his aging father return one last…
Review of Something To Be Brave For by Priscilla Bennett
Katie Callahan has met the perfect man! Or so she thinks. Claude Giraud is a brilliant French plastic surgeon who studied at the Sorbonne, and is now an associate at…
Review of The To-Hell-And-Back Club by Jill Hannah Anderson
Peyton Brooks has a terrible marriage. With both kids now in college, she is finally ready to tell Jerry she wants a divorce. Her group of three best friends have…
Book Review – Days Made of Glass by Laura Drake
Harlie Cooper’s number-one mission in life is to take care of her little sister Angel. But Harlie soon learns that fierce determination and impassioned independence can’t always fix everything. Harlie…
Review of Wallflower Blooming by Amy Rivers
Can anyone ever live a totally sheltered life, avoiding risk and relationships at all costs? In Wallflower Blooming, Amy Rivers tells a tale of the consequences of venturing from stability,…
Book Review: I Like You Just Fine When You’re Not Around By Ann Garvin
In her new novel, Ann Garvin explores the many facets of loss, and the hope one must summon to fill in the empty spaces. Tig Monahan’s life is unraveling…