In 'Mercury' Margot Livesey takes you on a journey of twisting and winding happenings, where you begin question your own thoughts.
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Book Review: ‘The Secret Chord’ by Geraldine Brooks
This novel about the biblical King David gives strong personalities to the women of the story, who in the texts are mostly merely wives, pawns, and victims. And the richness of the flowing prose matches Brooks's heightened imaginative powers.
Read More »Exciting new fiction hitting the shelves in November
What better way to step away from the emotional exhaustion provided by this year’s presidential elections than by pitching head first into an awesome new book.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Beneath the Coyote Hills’ by William Luvaas
'Beneath the Coyote Hills' by William Luvaas is a delightful novel and highly recommended.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Sisters One, Two, Three,’ a Literary Novel by Nancy Star
In 'Sisters One, Two, Three' by Nancy Star, secrets from the past threaten to tear apart a family living on the edge. The return of a missing family member ads to the confusion of the death of Mimi's mother, and when she finally learns of the lies from her past, she is finally able to understand her own interaction with others.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Conrad and Eleanor’ by Jane Rogers
'Conrad and Eleanor' by Jane Rogers is the story of a marriage in shambles put to the ultimate test when Conrad unexpectedly vanishes, and Eleanor becomes both unhinged by his disappearance and a subject of suspicion.
Read More »Book Review: ‘In Twenty Years’, A Novel by Allison Winn Scotch
In Twenty Years by Allison Winn Scotch, give us a story whose telling evokes tears and joy as well as sadness and death.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Memory of Us,’ A Novel by Camille Di Maio
In 'The Memory of Us' by Camille Di Maio, we are introduced to Julianne Westcott, the only child of a wealthy family. She lives a dream life of money, gowns, and dances, as well as young men wanting to escort her about town. When she uncovers a secret within her family her life changes in more ways then she can understand. With war on the horizon, will she survive to find the answers to her life.
Read More »Interview: Lynn Steward Author of ‘What Might Have Been’
Interview with Lynn Steward, author of "What Might Have Been".
Read More »Book Review: ‘A House For Happy Mothers’, A Novel by Amulya Malladi
In A House for Happy Mothers by Amula Malladi we are introduced to two different woman, brought together by need. Pryia want a child and is unable to carry full term. Asha is an unwilling surrogate, but in need of money to get out of poverty. Can they help each other?
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