I have a parent’s perspective here, and I want to high five Alex’s parents for how they handled her, well, wildness. Sometimes, especially for younger people (lord, listen to me….) all it […]
I’m very happy to have Caroline here today, telling us about her favorite summer and her new release. Through a crazy twist of fate, Caroline Clemmons was not born on a Texas […]
The question is really unavoidable: what is that one choice you’d do everything to change? I think I’m very lucky because if I wouldn’t do exactly the same things, there’s nothing I […]
All things considered, this book (along with any other story dealing with immigration and prejudice) could be not just an eye-opener, but an empathy-opener. We need to step into these people’s shoes, […]
This is the last release in a supercool series. Folley at the Fair (An Annie Oakley Mystery) by Kari Bovee released in June in the Historical Mystery genre. She never misses a […]
This story feels unhurried and sweet like a summer late evening. One of those you can savor and get lost in it. On the Eighteenth of May by Jordan R. Samuel released […]
Sometimes I get old english saying wrong, but wasn’t there one about going from the fire into the frying pan? Well, however the saying went, this story is exactly that. Withstanding the […]
I love prequels. They take a book you loved on a different, deeper level. And this is exactly what happens here. And the author has some very good point about novellas and […]
Love the cover (spooky), plot interesting. I’m guessing not an easy ride, but worth it. Marly in Pieces by Cathrina Constantine releases today in the Mystery, Young Adult genre. Marly refuses to believe […]
Stories like this are so good because they remind us good can blossom in the worst possible circumstances. Kitty’s War by Barbara Whitaker released a couple of years back in the Historical […]
