THE SIMPLICITY OF CIDER by Amy E. Reichert: Review
I think this is the third book by Amy E. Reichert I have read. They are memorable because they all are written within the same theme and genre – women’s fiction with a sweet touch […]
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The Garden of Small Beginnings by Abbi Waxman: Review
Sometimes there comes a book that crosses your path that you just know from the synopsis that you have to read and review it. It just calls out to you because you can tell it’s […]
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Under a Sardinian Sky by Sara Alexander: Book Review
I have an interesting book for you this week. I was asked to review a historical women’s fiction novel and the synopsis reminded me a lot of my own mother’s story so I was anxious […]
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If Not For You by Debbie Macomber: Book Review
It is a always a pleasure to read a book by Debbie Macomber. When I was asked to review this new release, I did not realize that we would meet people from her last book, […]
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Close Enough to Touch by Colleen Oakley: Review
Sometimes a book really knocks you for a loop. You begin to read it thinking that it is going to be a women’s fiction about a girl’s life. Then the further you get into it, […]
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Law and Disorder by Heather Graham: Review
I have a confession to make. I have never read a Heather Graham book prior to this one and while I have heard of her books, I just never got to it. I think I […]
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The Guests on South Battery by Karen White: Review
Last week I shared with you the series by Karen White called Return to Tradd Street. That book I was asked to reviewed was the first one I have read in the series, but it […]
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Traveling Light by Lynne Branard: Review
I think everyone has a time where they just want to escape the every day. In this surprising new book I was able to review I caught the traveling bug myself. A delightful addition to […]
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