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 […]
In Life and Other Inconveniences by Kristan Higgins, Emma London has come a long way from her days of being pregnant and barely eighteen, working nights and taking college courses whenever she could. She’s got her PhD now and is a therapist in Chicago. But most importantly, Emma is mom […]
In Love and Other Mistakes by Jessica Kate, seven years after her fiancé left town ten days before their wedding, taking her dreams with him, Natalie runs into Jeremy, who goes by Jem, in town with his nine-month-old baby. She wants nothing to do with him, but she needs a […]
In How to Hack a Heartbreak by Kristin Rockaway, Mel Strickland, and every woman she knows, is sick of the horrible world of dating. Take the Fluttr app for example. It seems like a good idea, getting to swipe when you see a hot guy’s picture, knowing he’s in NYC […]
Our Stop by Laura Jane Williams is a sweet, funny and laugh out loud story that will keep you hook from the first page to the last. It will make you think about the one that almost got away and near-misses that lead to true love in the end.
The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman Nina believes she’s living her best life between working at the neighborhood bookstore, running book clubs, her trivia team, and her cat, Phil. She’s more comfortable with fictional characters and worlds than she is with people where she’s awkward, anxious, and […]
In Under Currents by Nora Roberts, Zane Bigelow’s home life while growing up in the swanky part of his North Carolina hometown was nothing like it seemed on the surface. The fancy house, the expensive cars, the perfect doctor with his perfect children and housewife–it was all a lie. Because […]
In Don’t You Forget About Me by Mhairi McFarlane , At thirty years old, you would think that Georgina Horspool would have found her niche by now. Unless you count waitressing at crappy bars and restaurants her calling, considering she had dreams while in school of becoming a writer. She […]
In Crashing the A-List by Summer Heacock Clara Montgomery has come to the realization that unemployment doesn’t suit her well. At all. She’d rather be stressed out to the point of a nervous breakdown as long as it means she’d still have her editor job at a NYC publishing house. […]