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BOOK REVIEW “Until I Find You” by Rea Frey
Major life adjustments keep coming at new mother, Rebecca (Bec) Gray. Her husband died in a car accident, and she lost her mother to heart disease. As if this talented cello player
Book Review When You Are Mine by Michael Robothan
Is there a difference between pure evil and horrendous, yet justifiable crime? Officer Philomena McCarthy would say no. That honest to a fault lens of policework developed f
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BOOK REVIEW Wish You Were Here by Jodi Picoult
If you’ve read at least one of Picoult’s imaginative novels, you know how easily you can fall into the lives of her characters and their misadventures. As expected, Wish
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BOOK REVIEW The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
This novel is still sizzling in my thoughts days after the last page. The spicy allure of movie star Evelyn Hugo is bound to be the character you’ll love to hate as you get a fro
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BOOK REVIEW Survive the Night by Riley Sager
Riley Sager has proven that he can up the ante with each thriller. Survive the night is an expertly maneuvered set of spurts, spins, curves, and brakes that convinced me tha
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BOOK REVIEW Kill All Your Darlings
David Bell’s newest thriller, Kill All Your Darlings, takes us through those mysterious college hallways where the inside politics behind classroom lecture halls are revealed. Th
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BOOK REVIEW The Moonshiner’s Daughter by Donna Everhart
The Moonshiner’s Daughter is a coming of age story featuring Jessie Sasser, a teenager who lives up to her name. This young lady grows up in the 60s during the time of backwo
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BOOK REVIEW Under The Magnolias by T.I. Lowe
This summer read unearthed a range of emotions for me that seldom happens in one novel. Not only do I love magnolias, I grew up on a tobacco farm much like Austin Foster and her fa
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BOOK REVIEW Flynn Berry’s Northern Spy
Northern Spy is a story of Tessa, an intelligent, career-focused woman raising her infant son on her own. The Irish Republic Army has been active. Terrorist attacks have thr
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BOOK REVIEW Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library
Have you ever regretted the choices you’ve made in life? In The Midnight Library, Nora Seed regrets everything, believing she is insignificant and of no use to anyone. She
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BOOK REVIEW William Kent Krueger’s Ordinary Grace
Ordinary Grace is one of those novels that wraps you up in a time period with vivid details as told from the perspective of Frank Drum, looking back on his thirteenth summer
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BOOK REVIEW The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner
This book is a treasure for anyone who loves a story of two distinct timelines that relate in more ways than one. Author, Sarah Penner, leads her reader to a mysterious Lond
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BOOK REVIEW Her Every Move by Kelly Irvin
I’m guilty – I judged a book by its cover. But this time it paid off. Kelly Irvine, a bestselling author with 19 books penned in her name, gives her all to each page. He
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BOOK REVIEW The Book of Two Ways by Jodi Picoult
Do you love learning through fiction and exploring the deepest moral questions in life? This best seller may be perfect for you.
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Book Review The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah
Another adventure with the exceptionally talented Kristin Hannah proves to powerfully move and inspire the heart of readers everywhere.
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BOOK REVIEW Lock Every Door by Riley Sager
I challenge you to open this thriller and lose interest. I am still thinking about it and marveling at the fabulous secrets revealed behind those locked doors!
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BOOK REVIEW The Push by Ashley Audrain
The Push is a powerful and emotional journey of daughters, mothers, wives, and how sometimes our greatest fears come to life. This is an enlightening portrayal of life's greatest a
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BOOK REVIEW OF Louise Penny’s The Beautiful Mystery
Have you ever heard of the sacred chants of centuries ago, much less a murder in a tight-knit community of monks? This novel really is a beautiful and unique mystery.
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Review of Darby Kane’s Pretty Little Wife
"Pretty Little Wife", Lila Ridgefield, could be a victim or possibly a vigilante hero, depending on who you ask. After reading this compelling thriller, only you can decide.
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Review of David Bell’s The Request
The Request will remind you of how fickle our trust can be in friends and family when our world turns upside down. You might not even trust yourself.
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Review of Ruth Ware’s The Turn of The Key
As suspenseful and twisted as Ruth Ware’s writing reputation would imply, "The Turn of The Key" is my favorite yet with all the elements needed to mark a thriller you won't forge