In The Friendship List by Susan Mallery, Ellen Fox and Unity Leandre have been best friends since childhood. Through every challenge life has thrown at them, they’ve stood by each other and made the best of things. But everything comes to a head just as the summer begins this year. […]
Happily Whatever After by Stewart Lewis: If you are looking for some nifty ideas to reconnect with the world after some life down-turns, Happily Whatever After could be the inspiration needed. With the central premise focusing on a woman trying to figure it out thirties-style, who just kinda likes dogs, we […]
Older by Pamela Redmond is the fabulous sequel to Younger, wherein Liza, having left her younger man and isolated herself for 2 years, is ready to rejoin civilisation, see her granddaughter get born and carve out a new reality for herself as she approaches her half century milestone.
In The Book of Lost Names by Kristin Harmel, As a French-born Jew, Eva Traub’s parents, formerly from Poland, thought they were saving their daughter from a life of degradation and possible harm by moving to Paris. But in 1942 as World War II finds even their beloved city occupied […]
Beach Read by Emily Henry: This book was everything; angst, anger, resentment, hurt, tears, forgiveness, growth and new love. Going into this read I was expecting a cute little romance, but Beach Read was so far from that. In fact I think it was actually better, the not knowing if […]
In A Walk Along the Beach by Debbie Macomber (7/14), Willa Lakey and her sister Harper have been a team–and unstoppable force, really–since they were kids. After the loss of their beloved mother and then Harper’s battle with leukemia as a teenager, Willa has taken on the role of basically […]
In The Lost and Found Bookshop by Susan Wiggs, On the day that Natalie Harper’s professional life was about to get a huge boost, her personal life suffered a devastating loss. With too many decisions to make and an overwhelming amount of grief holding her down, Natalie temporarily moves back […]
The Wedding War by Liz Talley finds former childhood best friends reunited when their children decide to marry each other. Forced to plan the wedding together, Mel and Tennyson have to work through the pain of past with the hopes of reigniting their friendship for the sake of their children.
In Always the Last to Know by Kristan Higgins, Barb Frost and her husband of fifty years, John, have been out of sorts for quite some time, if they’re being honest. What started off as a love match turned into two people basically just coexisting together out of routine. But […]
In The Lies That Bind by Emily Giffin, New York City seemed like the perfect place for Cecily Gardner to make her mark after finishing college. More familiar with small towns like the one she grew up in, it took some time to adjust to apartment living and to her […]