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"Spectacular start to the series!"
Throne Of Glass
by Sarah J. Maas
Reviewed by Debbie Wiley
Posted May 2, 2024

Celaena Sardothien is languishing in the Salt Mines of Endovier. Forced into slavery, she’s gone from being Read more...

"Some things are worth waiting for"
Dating an Amish Flirt
by Rachel J. Good
Reviewed by Evie Harris
Posted April 30, 2024

Rachel Glick has not had an easy life. First, her father died, and then her brother as the Read more...

"Vintage Jodi Thomas"
The Wild Lavender Bookshop
by Jodi Thomas
Reviewed by Sandra Wurman
Posted April 30, 2024

Jodi Thomas is charm exemplified. Her writings ooze that charm. If you are a Read more...

"A BEAUTIFUL STORY OF FAMILY HEALING!"
The Roads We Follow
by Nicole Deese
Reviewed by Susan Dyer
Posted April 30, 2024

What a great story! There were a lot of deep issues talked about in THE ROADS WE FOLLOW Read more...

"Golden youths are sacrificed to war in a 1940s drama"
Through Her Lens
by Melissa Clark Bacon
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara
Posted April 30, 2024

Millicent Trayford is a young British photographer composing and developing photos for a local newspaper when WW2 began Read more...

"Who will survive as they are being picked off ONE BY ONE?"
One by One
by Freida McFadden
Reviewed by Debbie Wiley
Posted April 30, 2024

It was supposed to be the perfect vacation getaway. Six couples, all supposedly happily in love, start their road Read more...

"New Found Family With So Many Secrets!"
The Library of Borrowed Hearts
by Lucy Gilmore
Reviewed by Susan Dyer
Posted April 29, 2024

THE LIBRARY OF BORROWED HEARTS is the first time I've ever read Lucy Gilmore, but it Read more...

"Not all monsters are imaginary"
The Rush
by Michelle Prak
Reviewed by Evie Harris
Posted April 28, 2024

Hayley hoped this trip would bring her and her boyfriendRead more...

"All that glitters is not gold"
A Better World
by Sarah Langan
Reviewed by Evie Harris
Posted April 28, 2024

A BETTER WORLD by Sarah Langan is setRead more...

"Leigh Bardugo never disappoints and The Familiar is a pleasant and power-packing surprise"
The Familiar
by Leigh Bardugo
Reviewed by Kishor Rao
Posted April 28, 2024

Leigh Bardugo's THE FAMILIAR transports readers into the vibrant tapestry of 16th-century Madrid, where magic intertwines with Read more...

"A woman runs an 1870s dinosaur fossil dig - and loses her heart"
Set in Stone
by Kimberley Woodhouse
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara
Posted April 28, 2024

Colorado territory and Denver society in this romance are equally homes for Martha Jankowski Read more...

"Lovely spirited tale of second chances"
The Summer We Started Over
by Nancy Thayer
Reviewed by Sandra Wurman
Posted April 26, 2024

Eddie Grant just may be the biggest enabler ever. Her relationship with her employer, an author, is at a junction where her own life Read more...

"Second Book Even Better Than Debut"
Happy Medium
by Sarah Adler
Reviewed by S. Lyn Collins
Posted April 26, 2024

Sarah Adler follows up her debut novel MRS. NASH'S ASHES with an even better book. In the newest release HAPPY MEDIUM, Gretchen Acorn Read more...

"The Book Warriors"
Miss Morgan's Book Brigade
by Janet Skeslien Charles
Reviewed by Bharti C
Posted April 26, 2024

MISS MORGAN'S BOOK BRIGADE by Janet Skeslien Charles. The book is based on the true story of Miss Read more...

"For Family and Love"
Under the Paper Moon
by Shaina Steinberg
Reviewed by Bharti C
Posted April 26, 2024

UNDER THE PAPER MOON is author Shaina Steinberg's latest. This follows the life of Evelyn Bishop and is set in Los Angeles with Read more...

"An avalanche is just the start of the problems on a Colorado mountainside"
Killer Secrets
by Kathleen Donnelly
Reviewed by Clare O'Beara
Posted April 26, 2024

Pino Grande National Forest is the scenic location for the third thriller featuring partners Maya Thompson and her Malinois Read more...

"Who Knew Pickleball Could Be So Deadly?"
At the Edge of the Woods
by Victoria Houston
Reviewed by Sandra Martin
Posted April 24, 2024

Pickleball is a hot sport in Loon Lake, Wisconsin. Sixty-eight-year-old dentist Bert Willoughby has his own Read more...

"Don't Read This If You Have Plans (you'll want to cancel them)"
Iron Flame
by Rebecca Yarros
Reviewed by Jennifer Rummel
Posted April 22, 2024

After that cliffhanger ending of Fourth Wing, Iron Flame picks right back up. Secrets spill out Read more...

"Believe the Hype"
Fourth Wing
by Rebecca Yarros
Reviewed by Jennifer Rummel
Posted April 22, 2024

Violet Sorrengail was always going to be a scribe. Until the General, her mother, told herRead more...

"Eloquent underwater fantasy novel"
A Letter to the Luminous Deep
by Sylvie Cathrall
Reviewed by Debbie Wiley
Posted April 22, 2024

E. Cidnosin resides underwater in the Deep House created by her parents. She rarely, if ever, leaves Read more...

"The power of friendship and that of books is undeniable"
The Wartime Book Club
by Kate Thompson
Reviewed by Evie Harris
Posted April 21, 2024

There are countless numbers of reasons to read. This was especially true for the citizens of the Isle of Jersey during the years of Read more...

"Post war lull still brings menace to angels’ world"
Archangel's Lineage
by Nalini Singh
Reviewed by Make Kay
Posted April 21, 2024

Kiwi paranormal romance author Nalini Singh brings us the sixteenth in her long-running urban fantasy Read more...

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