The House at River’s Edge by Rachel Burton | Book Review
A deeply moving historical narrative, this book intertwines the lives of two generations—one navigating the idyllic yet shifting world of 1914, and…
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This Thing Called Love by Debbie Howells | Book Review
They say bad things come in threes, and for Bee, that couldn’t be more true—dumped, jobless, and couchless all in one day….
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Grumpy Sunshine by Lani Lynn Vale | Book Review
Chevy and Aella could not have been more perfect for one another. He is an anesthesiologist and she is studying to be…
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The Dolce Vita Divas by Maddie Please | Book Review
I absolutely adored this book! It’s rare to find feel-good fiction centered around older characters, and this story celebrates that stage of…
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Shooting Stars over the Highlands by Lisa Hobman | Book Review
This is the second book I’ve read by this author, and once again, she’s completely won me over. Feel-good fiction at its…
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Fields of Glory by Michael Jecks | Book Review
In the opening novel of his Hundred Years’ War trilogy, Michael Jecks masterfully brings the common soldiers of Edward III’s army to…
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Five Things I Love About You by Clare Swatman | Book Review
Five Things I Love About You by Clare Swatman is a sweet, uplifting story about friendship, self-discovery, and the unexpected turns life…
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The Resistance Girls by Alice G. May | Book Review
The Resistance Girls by Alice G. May is a captivating and emotionally driven World War II novel that shines a spotlight on…
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Jacob by VH Nicolson | Book Review
I thought Lincoln was VH Nicolson’s best, but Jacob might just have claimed the crown. The angst, the slow-burn chemistry, and the…
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Love Blooms at Hollyhock Farm by Georgina Troy | Book Review
When Lettie steps back from farm life during her pregnancy, Joe and Skye both arrive unexpectedly to help—and although they get off…
