In You Were There Too by Colleen Oakley, Artist Mia Graydon has been having recurring dreams for years. Which is really not all that uncommon. The weird part? The same man, someone she’s never met before that she can recall, is always in them. So imagine her surprise when Mia, […]
Regretting You by Colleen Hoover: Morgan has always put others first. It started as a teen when she was both mother and sister to her younger sister and continued when she got pregnant and married young. She has a routine and is predictable, but she’s feeling like something might be missing […]
In Would Like to Meet by Rachel Winters, Evie Summers is about to find out just what she’s willing to do to keep the film and television agency she works for going. Not only does she want to keep the company afloat, but she’s a bit dazzled by the mention […]
The Family Journal by Carolyn Brown: Reading a Carolyn Brown book is like coming home again. You feel joy, contentment and love. Congratulations to Carolyn Brown on this – her 100th book! Single mom Lily Anderson found her fourteen-year-old daughter Holly in the library bathroom with a marijuana joint and that […]
The McAvoy Sisters Book of Secrets by Molly Fader is a sometimes tragic, yet compelling story about family dynamics, the destructive nature of some secrets and learning the value of forgiveness.
In Paper Chains: A Novel by Nicola Moriarty, Hannah and India met by chance in a gift shop in London, neither one knowing how dramatically their lives would change in the near future as a result of the friendship they strike up. Both women are hiding from dark secrets in […]
In Breathe In, Cash Out by Madeleine Henry, Allegra Cobb is nearing the end of her first two years as a bank analyst with Wall Street firm Anderson Shaw. And she can’t wait to get her final bonus so she can quit finance and start to focus on her real […]
In The Oysterville Sewing Circle by Susan Wiggs, Years ago when Caroline Shelby left her seaside hometown of Oysterville, Washington, she had big dreams of taking the fashion world by storm with her fabulous designs. It’s been a struggle, but she eventually begins to make a name for herself in […]
In Ellie and the Harpmaker by Hazel Prior, Dan Hollis is known as the Exmoor Harpmaker as he spends his days crafting the finest, most wonderful sounding harps to be found in England. His work and exploring the untamed countryside takes up most of his time, which is fine by […]
The Empty Nesters by Carolyn Brown is a heartwarming trip through a story that delights and gives the reader a comforting feeling of love and camaraderie. Three women who met as Army wives now have to face empty nests as their daughters all join the Army together. Joanie is happily […]