Three Brand New Must-Read Historicals
Tuesdays aren’t just for tacos , although, it does make them pretty fabulous!In the book world, Tuesdays are the day—when lots of shiny new releases hit the shelves, sending our…
Author Spotlight: Adrienne Young
Our next featured book, The Unmaking of June Farrow, is more than just a book—it’s a journey through time, love, and the magic of destiny. And today, I’m excited to shine…
For Your TBR – February 7, 2025
Truth be told, my TBR list is long and distinguished. But that won't stop me from adding a few more. Especially when those books are written by authors who help…
The Hush by Sara Foster
Get this Book on Amazon For many of us, the overturning of Roe vs. Wade, came as a shock and felt like a slap in the face to women's rights.…
A Borrowing of Bones by Paula Munier
Having lived the military lifestyle for pretty much my whole life, and having seen the effects of PTSD on those who have served, I was immediately drawn to the main…
The Last Heir to Blackwood Library
So many good books lately that take place in or are about a library. If you love a book about a library, or you dig a good paranormal mystery with…
The London Séance Society by Sarah Penner
I just joined a new book club in my neighborhood, and this is our book for April. I was delighted to get to read a bit of historical magical realism.…
What I Left Behind by Jennifer Archer
Sometimes the most compelling thing about a story is that you can see yourself in the characters. Other times its the idea that they are something completely different from you.…
Edge of Collapse by Kyla Stone
This mama bird is a sucker for post-apocalyptic action. It's the genre I love to write in and love to read. Don't get me wrong, I'm not in any hurry…
The Book of Silver Linings by Nan Fischer
There is something really comforting about opening a book from an author you know and enjoy. From page one, you just know that you're going to be pulled in. That…
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