I’m always so bad at starting these things. It’s like the ice breakers teachers used to make us do during the first day of school. To start, some of you may ...
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Terri Brimstone Hollow The second in the PI Annie Gore series (the first to be read by this reader), this moody and atmospheric story is set deep in ...
Title: Until We Burn Author: David Duane Kummer Genre: Psychological Thriller The secrets of a small town, and one man’s quest to find the truth, ...
Brook Lenker Author Interview The Arbiters follows a group of teenage friends who discover a development project is threatening their favorite ...
Book Review of Into the Faerie HillThe Children’s Book Review What to Expect: Magic, faeries, disability, difference, fitting in, ...
Title: Margaret of Thibodaux Author: Jo Taylor Genre: Literary Fiction Margaret Thibodeaux was eight years old when her mother passed away. Margaret ...
Vanessa Shields Author Interview We the Mourners is a poetry collection with themes centered around grief, love, embodiment, and surviving loss. Was ...
I have always wanted to read one of the works of Albert Camus but did not have the courage because I have read some of his essays and aren’t they ...
I have to be upfront about something. A moment of transparency if you will. I don’t read a lot of “lighthearted” novels. I will sob into pieces over sad ...
Amy Poeppel is the queen of intelligent feel-good novels. Her newest work, Far and Away, is about two women that have never met, one in Dallas, one in ...
Sierra Melcher’s How Change Really Happens is part memoir, part pep talk, and part toolbox for personal transformation. It’s a breezy, ...
Book Review for “Days of Light” by Megan Hunter. Summary: “Easter Sunday, 1938. Ivy is nineteen and ready for her life to finally begin. Her sprawling, ...
