The Bandit Queens
In a small Indian village, Geeta has garnered a reputation as a “self-made widow” after her husband, Ramesh, disappeared five years ago. When a woman in her micro-loan group approaches […]
Now Is Not The Time To Panic
In the summer of 1996 in the small town of Coalfield, Tennessee, Frances “Frankie” Budge meets a new kid in town named Zeke. The two bored teenagers decide to “make […]
A Trip With Trouble
A Trip With Trouble is the second book in Diane Kelly’s Mountain Lodge Mystery series. It takes place in the picturesque town of Beech Mountain, North Carolina. Recently divorced Misty […]
Hester
Hester, by Laurie Lico Albanese, is an imaginative telling of the woman who inspired Nathaniel Hawthorne’s character, Hester Phrynne in The Scarlet Letter. This historical fiction takes place first in […]
Lucy By The Sea
Lucy by the Sea is the fourth book in Elizabeth Strout’s Amgash series. The story begins when the reader’s dear friend, Lucy Barton, leaves New York City in March 2020 […]
Suburban Hell
Suburban Hell by Maureen Kilmer is a unique blend of Chick-Lit and Horror, with a little humor thrown in. Amy, Liz, Jess, and Melissa are neighbors in a quiet Chicago […]
Carrie Soto Is Back
One of my favorite authors, Taylor Jenkins Reid, is back and in top form. I Love-Love her newest book, Carrie Soto Is Back about a tennis star making a comeback […]
Haven
Haven by Emma Donoghue is a historical fiction novel about the dangerous effects of blind faith and obedience. Artt, a scholar, priest, and hermit has a dream while visiting Cluain […]
Die Around Sundown
Die Around Sundown is the first in a new mystery series about Henri Lefort, a French detective in German-occupied Paris. After impressing Princess Mimi Bonaparte during a burglary investigation, Lefort […]
The Many Daughters of Afong Moy
The Many Daughters of Afong Moy is one of the more unique novels I have read in a while. It is part historical fiction, part modern-day, and part science fiction […]