Taylor Jenkins Reid is a fan favorite when it comes to contemporary authors. Her titles become immediate best sellers. Not only are her novels popular, they’re great as well (not always the case) often telling emotionally complex stories of families and relationships. The Seven Husbands […]
Today’s guest post comes from author Lee Matthew Goldberg, as part of the blog tour for his newest novel, Grenade Bouquets. This is a sequel to Runaway Train, which I read earlier this year and thoroughly enjoyed. Many thanks to Giselle at Xpresso Book Tours […]
The Four Winds, Kristin Hannah’s 24th book, was published earlier this year with rave reviews. A work of historical fiction, it tells a sweeping story of one woman’s determination to save her family from the Dust Bowl. If you enjoyed this tale, here are five […]
Hello and welcome to another blog tour post, for The Ringmaster’s Daughter by Carly Schabowski, which was officially published yesterday. I’d like to thank Bookouture for inviting me to participate in this tour! A blog tour is a virtual book tour, which are especially important in this time […]
Lisa Wingate’s 2017 novel Before We Were Yours topped best-seller charts and fascinated readers. It’s based on a real-life scandal involving Georgia Tann, director of a Memphis-based adoption organization, who kidnapped and sold poor children to wealthy families all over the country in the 1930’s. The novel […]
I’m so excited to be participating in my very first blog tour today for Courting Mr Lincoln by Louis Bayard! A blog tour is essentially a virtual book tour. Multiple bloggers agree to write about a specific book in a set time frame. I accepted […]
Today’s guest post comes from historical fiction author Liza Nash Taylor. For a span of years, maybe from age eight to twelve, I longed to be an Abandoned English Orphan. As a young reader, historical subjects were my go-to, in both fiction and biography. […]
The saying goes, “Truth is stranger than fiction.” In my own writing, I have told my own true stories because I find them way more fascinating and meainggful than anything I could ever make up! I enjoy fiction of all kinds, though I’m extra curious […]
Today’s guest post comes from author Melina Druga. Other than my family, history is the thing that I love more than writing. That love began in early childhood when my mother and I read the Little House on the Prairie series together. It continued […]
Continuing on with my scary books theme, in honor of Halloween, today I give you reading recommendations on a topic that’s creepy in an entirely different way. I’m kind of surprised I haven’t read any of these books. I’ve heard of most of them before […]
