This was a busy week for me yet I managed to finish four books. The Love of My Life by Rosie Walsh Contemporary fiction It’s tough to describe what type of book this is. Is it trying to be a mystery or thriller? Or maybe […]
Last weekend, my book club met via Zoom to discuss Landslide by Susan Conley. I didn’t find any discussion questions online so I reached out to the author on Instagram to see if she had any. Susan was kind enough to send me some questions […]
Thanks to a nasty stomach bug that had me in bed for a couple days, I finished six books this week and they were all decent reads. Book Lovers by Emily Henry Contemporary romance Advanced copy from NetGalley, publication date May 3, 2022 Emily Henry […]
Today’s guest post comes from author Douglas Weissman. Douglas Weissman’s Young Adult series and New Adult novel were released by Epic Press in Fall 2016. His short stories have been published in 3 Elements Review, Wild Musette, Kingdoms in the Wild, Lamplit Underground, and I […]
I finished 18 books in April and only three of them were 3-stars or less, that’s a record for me! I’ve read so many great books lately that it’s hard to pick what I think was “best”, so I’m doing my best here to represent […]
Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt Literary fiction Advanced copy from NetGalley, expected publication May 3, 2022 This gorgeous novel is my favorite release of 2022 so far. It’s a story about grief, yet it’s also hopeful and life affirming. There’s a large cast of […]
Ali Hazelwood’s The Love Hypothesis was one of the big romance releases of 2021. I still see it making the rounds on Instagram, and it appears to be well liked by just about everyone. I enjoyed it quite a bit when I read it last […]
Happy Easter to those who celebrate! This week I finished four books, here’s a look at them. Cultish by Amanda Montell Non-fiction/audiobook This book is so interesting, I didn’t want it to end. That’s saying something for a non-fiction read! Yes this book is about […]
I recently wrote about the benefits of rereading. And while I don’t do it often, there are several books I’ve found comfort in rereading. Here are a few that I’d like to visit again. 5 Books I Want to Reread 1. The Gunslinger by Stephen […]
Graduation is an exciting time regardless of the student’s age. Perhaps she is completing kindergarten, ready to officially become a “big kid.” Maybe he is preparing to attend college in the fall, or venture out into the real world. All of these transitions are equal […]
