For Eliza Bright it's the job she's always wanted. She's a coder at Fancy Dog Games. Her job includes writing code for sexual activity in the company's game for the virtual reality upgrade. The she gets a surprise when her code is given the numbers 80085 (boobs). She...
Book Review: ‘The Last Bookshop In London: A World War II Novel’ By Madeline Martin
A great historical novel set during WWII in London featuring one woman's work for a bookstore and for the war efforts. It has strong friendships, a love story and books. Grace Bennett moves to London with best friend Viv in 1939 before England entered the war. She has...
Book Review: ‘Near You: A Novel’ By Mary Burton
Author Mary Burton is back with her follow-up to Burn You Twice, with another thrilling story of revenge, murder and twists and turns, as she follows the people of Missoula, Montana. Elijah Weston is in town and is still obsessed with Ann and knows that he's the...
Book Review: ‘The Kew Garden Girls: A Novel’ By Posy Lovell
A solid debut novel from author Posy Lovell about set during WWI and the Suffrage movement. It's well researched and shows what women had to deal with and what men who didn't believe in the war had to go through to uphold their beliefs. For 35 year-old Louisa living...
Book Review: ‘Margreete’s Harbor: A Novel’ By Eleanor Morse
The year is 1955 and Liddie and her husband Harry live in Michigan with their two kids Bernie and Eva. He is a school teacher and she plays and teaches the cello. Things are going good in their lives. Then they get a call that Liddie's mother Margreete, who has memory...
Book Review: ‘All The Children Are Home: A Novel’ By Patry Francis
In 1959 in a small Massachusetts town, the Moscatelli family of Mom Dahlia and dad Louie, has been fostering children for years now. And now they're getting a six-year old Indian girl named Agnes, who they don't really want. She was abused at her previous house and is...
Book Review: ‘What You Never Knew: A Novel’ By Jessica Hamilton
June and May Bennett grew up on Avril Island for part of their lives. Then their father went missing and their mother claimed she sold the island. After her death May learns the island was never sold and she now owns it. She dies right after finding out and now June...
Book Review: ‘Ocean Prey’ Is A Great Lucas Davenport/Virgil Flowers Combined Novel By John Sandford
I love the Prey series featuring Lucas Davenport. I love the Virgil Flowers series. So nothing is better than a combined book featuring the two of them. They have cameoed in each other's books over the years but this is a full on novel featuring both. And it is GREAT!...
Book Review: ‘The Unkindness Of Ravens: A Greer Hogan Mystery’ By M.E. Hilliard
Book number two finds Greer Hogan now a librarian after the tragic murder of her husband. She left New York and now lives in the small village of Raven Hill. The only person she knows in town is Joanna, her former best friend who she lost touch with. When she heads to...
Interview: Author ‘Wendy Francis’ Talks Her New Novel Summertime Guests
Wendy Francis is a former book editor and the author of three novels: The Summer Sail, The Summer of Good Intentions, and Three Good Things. Her essays have appeared in Good Housekeeping, The Washington Post, Yahoo Parenting, The Huffington Post, and WBUR's...





