The sequel to Dial A For Aunties (which I did not read) is a hilarious, fun, well-written and great novel. It's the book we need right now and may be the funniest novel you'll read all year long. In the first book a year ago Meddy Chan and her four aunties covered up...
Book Review: ‘Funny You Should Ask: A Novel’ By Elissa Sussman
Ten years ago writer Chani Horowitz did an interview with rising movie star Gabe Parker, who was tapped to be the next James Bond. The interview went viral and rumors spread about the two of them. Now ten years later, both were married and divorced, Gabe lost the Bond...
Interview: Author ‘Kate Quinn’ Talks Her New Historical Fiction Novel The Diamond Eye
Kate Quinn is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of historical fiction. A native of southern California, she attended Boston University where she earned a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Classical Voice. She has written four novels in the Empress of...
Book Review: ‘Crimson Summer: A Novel’ By Heather Graham
Author Heather Graham is back with her next exciting novel, featuring the FBI and FDLE and it's all action from the beginning right up to the end. It's quite a page-turning ride, with enjoyable characters and a twisty plot. Amy Larson and Hunter Forrest are on a...
Book Review: ‘Fierce Poison: A Barker And Llewelyn Novel’ By Will Thomas
I love the Barker and Llewelyn series and the new novel, number 13 in the series, is another well-written story with these two fun characters. Barker and Llewelyn are in there office when Roland Fitzhugh walks in and first thing he asks for is a glass of water and...
Book Review: ‘Mrs. England: A Novel’ By Stacey Halls
Ruby May is a recent graduate of the Norland Institute for the training of ladies as children's nurses in 1904. She has her first job but the family is moving to America and she doesn't want to relocatae from England to Chicago, as she doesn't want to leave her...
Book Review: ‘Nobody But Us: A Novel’ By Laure Van Rensburg
Steven Harding is a well-respected Professor and a good looking man, with a famous father. He's been dating Ellie, a grad-student, for six months now and is head over heels for the first time. He's had a lot of women but no one like her. They decide to go away for a...
Book Review: ‘The No-Show: A Novel’ By Beth O’Leary
This is the book I have been waiting along time for. I read a lot of novels and I am pretty good at figuring out twists and turns and have been waiting a while for book that made my jaw drop. This is the one! You will never see the twist this story takes and then you...
Interview: Author ‘Karen White’ Talks Her New Book The Shop On Royal Street A Triad Street Spinoff
With almost two million books in print in fifteen different languages, Karen White is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of 24 novels, including the popular Charleston-set Tradd Street mystery series. Raised in a house full of brothers, Karen’s love of...
Book Review: ‘Or Else: A Novel’ By Joe Hart
Author Andy Drake returns to his hometown to help take care of his father, who has memory issues. His sister and his nieces live close by and they both want what's best for dad. Andy also has been having an affair with his married neighbor Rachel, for six months now....





