Author Jennifer Weiner is back with her next great book Mrs. Everything. It's the story of two sisters Jo and Bethie, from the time they were young and moved into their new home in Detroit in the 1950's and then follows them through their lives up until the present...
Book Review: ‘The Perfect Fraud’ Gives Away Too Much Too Early But Offers An Enjoyable Ride
Review by Adrina Palmer In this propulsive debut thriller, two women with deep secrets are thrown together by an unexpected meeting that plunges both their lives into chaos. But it’s a sick little girl whose fate hangs in the balance. I managed to pick up the ending...
Book Review: ‘Sweet Tea And Secrets’ Is The Next Fun Tea And Read Mystery
Callie Aspen has just about decided to move to Heart's Harbor, Maine. She is helping out at Book Tea with her great-aunt, who has rented her a cottage. When Callie checks it out she sees it needs a lot of work. When she looks for a handyman to help out Quinn shows up....
Book Review: ‘I Know You’ Asks Who Is The Mysterious Person Watching You?
Taylor Watson has moved to Croydon with her husband Jake. It's a big move for her from California. She is also expecting her child. She has no friends and doesn't know anyone. She joins a walking group and soon meets Anna and Simon (two fellow walkers). Simon lives...
Book Review: ‘A Crafter Hooks A Killer’ Is The Next Fun Handcrafted Mystery
Book number two in the Handcrafted Mystery series is as good as the first one. This time Samantha Kane (Sammy as everyone calls her) is excited for a book signing by author Jane Johnson, who has written a great craft book. Community Craft in Heartsford is hosting the...
Book Review: ‘ESCAPE FROM STALAG LUFT III: The True Story Of My Successful Great Escape’ By Bram Vanderstock
Book Review: “Escape from Stalag Luft III: The True Story of My Successful Great Escape” The Memoir of Bram “Bob” Vanderstok After many months of planning, and with the coordination of more than a thousand Allied soldiers being held captive by the Nazis, 76 men went...
Book Review: ‘Bunny’ By Mona Awad
Mona Awad is back with a page-turning, bloodbath story of girls at a small New England college who are in an elite group that call themselves bunnies all the time and refer to each other as bunny. They act at times like they are one person. They are rich girls who...
Interview: Author ‘Mike Maden’ Talks His New Jack Ryan Jr. Book Enemy Contact
I grew up working in the canneries, feed mills and slaughterhouses of California’s San Joaquin Valley. A lifelong fascination with history and warfare ultimately lead to a Ph.D. in political science focused on conflict and technology in international relations. Like...
Book Review: ‘The Friends We Keep’ Is A Great Summer Novel About 3 Life Long Friends
Evvie, Maggie and Topher all meet at the beginning of their college career in England and become fast friends. They're inseparable and even after college they swear to be friends forever. But the years go by and they live their lives getting together and staying in...
Book Review: ‘Those People’ Is The Next Thrilling Louise Candlish Novel
Author Louise Candlish is back with her new book Those People the follow up to last years awesome novel Our House. This time around the people that live on a quiet street get new neighbors from hell. Lowland Way in the London area is a paradise. The people that live...






