A twisty and propulsive read, this dark psychological thriller of sibling rivalry, love, betrayal, and the dire consequences of family fallout brilliantly plays on our fears of loneliness and abandonment, harkening to the modern gothic bestsellers by Ruth Ware and Liz...
Book Review: ‘The Burning Chambers’ A Great Historical Fiction Novel
Author Kate Mosse has written what could be the book of the year! A historical, romantic story set against the backdrop of the French War of Religion between the Catholics and the Protestants and a mysterious will that will change peoples lives forever. It's the story...
Book Review: ‘Gone Too Long: A Novel’ By Lori Roy
Imogene Coulter is burying her father, the once leader of the Klan which has been trying to make a comeback the last few years in the south and nationally. On this day her mother asks her to take down a wire on the property that goes down to an old house on their...
Book Review: ‘The Girl In Red’ Is The Next Exciting Christina Henry Fairy Tale Re-Imaging Novel
If you've never read a Christina Henry novel you really should. She takes classic fairy tales and re-imagines them in awesome ways. She has done takes on Peter Pan, Alice In Wonderland and last years great book The Mermaid. She is now back with a retelling of Little...
Book Review: ‘The Cutting Room’ Is The Next Exciting Carver And Lake Novel
Detectives Ruth Lake and Greg Carter are back for their second novel and this time they are trying to find the killer dubbed the Ferryman. The killer makes his killing into works of art and uses social media to enhance what he says are works of art. He sometimes live...
Book Review: ‘Girl In The Rearview Mirror: A Novel’ By Kelsey Rae Dimberg
Politics, power, money, death and lies lies lies highlight the debut novel Girl In The Rearview Mirror (Morrow out June 18) from author Kelsey Rae Dimberg. Philip Martin is the son of the current Senator (who is up for reelection in Arizona). He is married to Marina...
Book Review: ‘The Stationery Shop’ Is A Powerful Love Story Gone Wrong By Outside Forces
In 1953 Tehran Roya a 17 year old girl meets her first love Bahman at the Stationery Shop owned by Mr. Fakhri. They soon become inseparable and fall in love. They plan to get married now that they have graduated high school. But there are turbulent times going on in...
Book Review: ‘The Lemon Sisters’ Looks At Four People Trying To Deal With Past And The Present
Mindy and Linc are married with three kids. There marriage has been strained lately as he is a Doctor and works a lot of hours. Mindy takes care of the kids and runs a yogurt shop as well. It has become very overwhelming for her lately. She shows up at her sister...
Book Review: ‘Summer Of ’69’ By Elin Hilderbrand Is A Great Novel About One Families Summer
Author Elin Hilderbrand is back with a great summer beach read novel. It follows one families summer vacation on Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard. The Levin family every year goes to stay in Nantucket at the home of the matriarch of the family. This summer of 1969...
Book Review: ‘The Perfect Plan’ Is Great Psychological Thriller Of Two Brothers Trying To Outwit The Other
If you are looking for a great summer psychological suspense thriller to read go no further. The Perfect Plan is that and more. A twisty story of two brothers who are trying to outdo the other in a battle of wits. The story starts off fast and never lets up right up...




