The year is 1977 and for Faun Novak it's a new beginning. She moves from Massachusetts to Los Angeles to reunite with her best friend from High School, Josie, with $400 and her trusty Polaroid camera. She's always been into photography and hopes to make a career out...
Book Review: ‘A Story Of Violet Taffeta: A Novel’ By Tessa Arlen
I had never heard of Lucy Duff Gordon before I read this book. This is why I love historical fiction novels, I learn something new each time I read one. This is a great look at the life of Lucy, how she went from being poor, to launching an empire of her own. Fans of...
Book Review: ‘No Funny Business: A Novel’ By Amanda Aksel
If you're looking for a fun summer rom-com to read, look no further than No Funny Business. It has everything you want, two people to root for, a stand-up comedy adventure and conflict, a perfect beach read. Olivia Vincent works at a law firm by day and at night she's...
Book Review: ‘The Boardwalk Bookshop: A Novel’ By Susan Mallery
Three women come together to lease storefront on the beach in Los Angeles and combine their businesses under one roof, become close friends and business associtates. Their 3 seperate stores take off but their personal lifes are in crisis. Bree owns the bookstore and...
Book Review: ‘The Night Shift: A Novel’ By Natalka Burian
To save the future one woman must take a dangerous trip to the past. A thrilling story of secret time tunnels, drugs and a powerful corporation, who will stop at nothing to see that their plan will go forward. A blast from start to finish. Jean is kind of a loner with...
Book Review: ‘Chrysalis: A Jeremy Logan Novel’ By Lincoln Child
The sixth novel in the Jeremy Logan series (my first time reading one) is a solid, technological thriller, which at times is really hard to read and unstand all the lingo. If you put all that aside, as well as all the medical jargon, it's an intense read, that keeps...
Book Review: ‘Look Closer: A Novel’ By David Ellis
There's only one way to describe Look Closer and that is Greatness! This book has so many twists and turns you need a scorecard to keep track. Nothing is as it seems and everyone has a secret. When you think you might have things figured out, BAM another twist is...
Book Review: ‘A Shoe Story: A Novel’ By Jane L. Rosen
Esme Nash had it all planned out seven years ago. She and Liam were in love and getting an apartment together in New York and she had a job lined up in an art gallery. And she had just gotten another pair of shoes (she loves shoes) from her mother. Then that phone...
Interview: Author ‘Don Bentley’ Talks His New Jack Ryan Jr. Book Tom Clancy Zero Hour
Don Bentley spent a decade as an Army Apache helicopter pilot during which time he was stationed in South Korea, Germany, and Texas. While deployed to Afghanistan as a Troop Commander in support of Operation Enduring Freedom VI, Don was awarded the Bronze Star Medal...
Book Review: ‘Outside: A Novel’ By Ragnar Jónasson
Four friends reunite for a weekend adventure in Iceland. By the time the weekends over one of them will not return. Daniel, Helena, Armann and Gunnlaugar trek off to the mountains to hunt for birds. A massive blizzard hits and they find shelter in a hunting hut and...








