Authors Rebecca Rosenberg and Selim Algar both work at the New York Post and have written a great book about Rod Covlin, who was found guilty of killing his wife for her money, in a case that went on for many years. You can listen below to the interview. The book is...
Book Review: ‘In A Book Club Far Away: A Novel’ By Tif Marcelo
Regina, Sophie and Adelaide were the best of friends until the fight years ago. Since then Regina and Sophie haven't talked. The three of them met on a military base where they were stationed with the husbands or partner in Sophie's case. Adelaide started a book club...
Book Review: ‘The Nine Lives Of Rose Napolitano: A Novel’ By Donna Freitas
When Rose Napolitano and her husband Luke got married they agreed they would not have children. Now years later Luke decides he wants to have a kid but Rose is against it. It leads to arguements that go on for a while. When Rose finally says she will. But Luke finds...
Book Review: ‘Sunflower Sisters: A Caroline Ferriday Novel’ By Martha Hall Kelly
Sunflower Sisters explores the past history of Caroline Ferriday from author Martha Hall Kelly's Lost Roses series. It's set in 1861 as the south is about to leave the union and the civil war starts. For the Woolsey family in New York the thought of slaves is just...
Book Review: ‘The Hiding Place: A Mercy Carr Mystery’ By Paula Munier
Book number three in the Mercy and Elvis book series is as exciting as book number one. It's a thrill ride in the snowy mountains of Vermont, with mysteries from the past and life-threatening adventures for the human and animal characters. Mercy is still reeling from...
Book Review: ‘Northern Spy: A Novel’ By Flynn Berry
A thrilling tale set in Ireland involving the IRA, spies and informants. A story that gets better page after page that you won't want to put down. Get ready for a ride. Tessa is a divorce mom, with a six-month old baby boy named Finn, in Ireland. She works at the BBC...
Book Review: ‘Animal Instinct’ Is The Next Fun K Team/Andy Carpenter Novel From David Rosenfelt
The K Team is back for its second novel and in the thick of it. Corie, Laurie, Simon the dog and Marcus are working a few cases when Corey gets word that Lisa Yates has been murdered. Before he left the force he worked a domestic violence call involving her but she...
Book Review: ‘To Love And To Loathe’ Is A Fun Rom-Com By Martha Waters
The second book in author Martha Waters Regency series is as good as the first one To Have And To Hoax. It features some of the same characters as the first one and has a really fun story, that's well-written and a cast of characters that are fun to read. Diana Bourne...
Book Review: ‘Twice Shy: A Novel’ By Sarah Hogle
Rom-coms have a simple format to them. Two people meet. They don't like each other. They're thrown together and they develop feelings for each other. Then they fight or some big secret comes out. They break up and then the question is will they get back together. The...
Book Review: ‘You Belong Here Now: A Novel’ By Dianna Rostad
The year is 1925 and there are a lot of children left homeless from the Spanish Flu years ago and for other reasons. They're put on a train and sent west with the hopes of finding homes for them. For three kids there's been no luck. Charles, Patrick and Opal are...






