Nothing But The Truth by Holly James: After being stood up by her boyfriend Caleb on her birthday eve, a man who she believes to be her future husband, Lucy is provided a pity drink by a hot bartender who observes she’s not interested in her martini nor engaged terribly with […]
In Flying Solo by Linda Holmes, Laurie Sassalyn hoped the next time she visited her hometown of Calcasset, Maine would be for a happy occasion. Not for her beloved great-aunt Dot’s passing. But as she treks across the country, from Seattle to Maine, she wonders if maybe it will help […]
The Beach Trap by Ali Brady: In a throw back to the Parent Trap, or at least a good attempt at a reminisce, Blake and Kat fall in friendship love at Summer camp as 12 year olds; both alone for the first time, and both slightly introverted in the sense that […]
Dreaming of Flight by Catherine Ryan Hyde: In a very new world meets old, our hero Stewie steals the hearts of those who believed age and weariness had robbed them of feeling. Namely, ‘Marilyn’ aka Jean who believed she no longer had the capacity to love and who allows Stewie to […]
Summer at the Cape by RaeAnne Thayne: When their sister passes away unexpectedly, both Cami and Violet head back to Cape Sanctuary to support their mother. Cami wasn’t prepared for the journey, but when the legality of the land lease for her deceased sister’s brainchild is questioned, she knows that she […]
In Out of the Clear Blue Sky by Kristan Higgins, They say it’s always the wife who’s last to know when a husband has been cheating, and in Lillie Silva’s case, that adage is all too true. Married for twenty years to Brad, with a son just about to graduate […]
Riverbend Reunion by Carolyn Brown: Jessica, Risa, Mary Nell and Haley. Four women who were cheerleaders together in high school and still remain the best of friends even though after high school they went their separate ways.
In Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid, Carrie Soto isn’t bragging when she says she’s the greatest tennis player in history. Her record proves it. No matter what critics call her. No matter how she gets put down when women’s tennis is compared to men’s. And no matter […]
In The Summer Place by Jennifer Weiner, After emerging from a year of lockdown, cooped up in their house together in NYC, the Danhausers–Eli, Sarah, Ruby, Dexter and Miles–are ready for life to get back to normal. Like everyone else is, they’re sure. But one curve ball after another gets […]
Welcome to the Neighborhood by Lisa Roe: Months after a whirlwind romance with Jeff knocks her socks off, Ginny agrees to move from Queens to the outer suburbs of New Jersey once they marry. Packing up daughter Harri from their small one bedroom apartment, the move to stepford town is certainly […]