Imogen has been more of a loner and afraid since she witnessed the mass shooting in Pittsburgh. To try and help her out her sister Beck decides they should go camping with their old friend Tilda (who Imogen had a falling out with years ago) in the Grand Canyon. They...
Book Review: ‘See Jane Snap: A Novel’ By Bethany Crandell
Jane has had the ideal life for the last 18 years married to the handsome Doctor husband of hers Dan and a 12 year old daughter Avery. She's head of the PTA and invovled in a big event to raise money for the hospital where Dan works. But today Jane is a mess. She...
Interview: ‘Kirk Herbstreit’ Talks His New Biography Out Of The Pocket: Football, Fatherhood, and College GameDay Saturdays
Kirk Herbstreit has written his biography and it's a great read. I talked to him about it. You can listen below and get the book in stores on Tuesday, August 17th from Atria. Kirk Herbstreit is a reflection of the sport he loves, a reflection of his football-crazed...
Book Review: ‘The Madness Of Crowds: A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel’ By Louise Penny
I love these Chief Inspector Armand Gamache books and look forward to them every year. Author Louise Penny nevers disappoints with her books. This latest one involves another murder and is a more personal novel as well. There's some heavy emotions between Armand and...
Book Review: ‘Viral: A Novel’ By Robin Cook
Brian and Emma Murphy and their 4 year old daughter are on vacation in a small town on Cape Cod during the Covid pandemic. They both quit their jobs as NYC cops to start their own security firm and then covid hit and their business is not doing well. While on vacation...
Book Review: ‘Lightning Strike: A Cork O’Connor Mystery’ By William Kent Krueger
This is book number 18 of the Cork O'Connor series and my first time reading one. I loved it! Not sure where I have been for the previous 17 but I am all in for future novels with the character. Cork is well-written and this novel is a prequel in the series, as we...
Book Review: ‘Paper Doll Lina: A Novel’ By Robyn Lucas
Lina is married to David and has two teenage kids who have made a website that has gotten some serious traction. They live in Atlanta in a big house and seem like the perfect family. But they're not. David has become abusive and controlling in recent years and it's...
Book Review: ‘The Last Chance Library’ Is A Feel Good Novel To End The Summer With By Freya Sampson
June Jones is a library assistant at the library in the small English town she lives in and a bit of a shut-in, espically since her mother died. They have a regular crew of people that come in almost daily and June knows them all. She loves to discuss books and...
Book Review: ‘The Riviera House: A Historical Fiction Novel’ By Natasha Lester
Set in a dual timeline starting in 1939 and in present day France in 2015, this historical fiction novel is another in a great line of this genre novels that I have read in the last few years. It's a fascinating story about the Germans invading France and taking as...
Book Review: ‘The Halloween Moon: A Novel’ By Joseph Fink
Ester Gold loves Halloween. It's her favorite time of the year and she looks forward to going out and getting candy once again. She doesn't even want to eat it, just loves going. But this year she turned 13 and her parents think she's too old to go and tell her she...








