I really enjoyed author Kate White's last book Have You Seen Me?, so I was excited to get an early copy of her new book The Fiancée. Well my excitement didn't last long. It's a solid thriller that doesn't live up to her last book. A solid story with quite a few...
Book Review: ‘Instamom: A Novel’ By Chantel Guertin
Kit is an influence on Instagram regualry promoting brands, giving speeches and has written a best-selling book about not wanting to have kids. She was with Eric for five years and now they're not together. She has decided she will be single. She likes other people's...
Book Review: ‘Bad Moon Rising: A Bad Axe County Novel’ By John Galligan
A lot is happening in Bad Axe for Sheriff Heidi Kick. The summer is incredibly hot so far. She thinks she might be pregnant. She's up for re-election and her opponent is waging a visious battle against her. And a dead body turns up of a homeless man. Then more bodies...
Book Review: ‘The House Guests: A Novel’ By Emilie Richards
Two women and two teenagers become a family and with that comes secrets. Secrets that could destroy them all. Cassie Costas has lost her husband Mark in a boating accident. She leaves New York with her step-daughter Savannah and relocates to Florida near her family....
Book Review: ‘Love Scenes’ Is A Delightful Rom-Com By Bridget Morrissey
Rom-coms have become one of my favorite genres lately and they're either really good or bad. Author Bridget Morressey has written a good one with interesting characters and plot. These books are simple to write as they follow the same pattern. It's all in the writing...
Book Review: ‘Shutter: A Novel’ By Melissa Larsen
Betty Roux has just lost her father, broke up with her boyfriend and fled to New York to try and get over it all. She gets an introduction to indie director Anthony Marino, who made a well received first movie and is in the process of casting his next movie. Betty is...
Book Review: ‘Darling At The Campsite: A Novel’ By Andy Abramowitz
A well-written character driven novel highlights the latest from Andy Abramowitz. It's all about family and the past and moving forward. For Rowan Darling going home is not a pleasant experience. He left the Chicago area years ago when he was young and has never...
Book Review: ‘Above The Reich’ By Colin Heaton & Anne-Marie Lewis
Authors Colin Heaton and Anne-Marie Lewis have put together an intense book talking to military veterans of World War II. A lot of these interviews took place over many years and are now together in one book. Five incredible people talk about their time in WWII and...
Book Review: ‘Act Of Negligence: A Doc Brady Mystery’ By John Bishop M D
Dr. Jim Bob Brady is once again in the thick of it. Patients from the Pleasant View Nursing Home have been arriving with orthopdic issues that Doc Brady has to fix. They all suffer from dementia as well. And all four have died either during or after surgery. None of...
Book Review: ‘Songs In Ursa Major: A Novel’ By Emma Brodie
The debut novel from author Emma Brodie is a great look at the music industry in the late 60's and early 70's and how it dramatically affected two people in the business. It's a well-written novel with interesting characters and story. A stellar debut novel. Jesse...



