A Second Chance at Romance in Stepping to a New Day by Beverly Jenkins
One of the wonderful things about writing fiction is the chance to play God. Not only can you invent the…
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A Moving Story of Sisters, and a Perfect Book Club Pick
Sibling relationships of all kinds are complicated at best, coming by definition with a lifetime’s worth of family baggage. The relationships…
Wendy Wax’s Sunshine Beach is a Juicy Read Filled with Mystery, Romance, and Renovations
Let’s face it, you can’t ask for a better beach read than Sunshine Beach. Heck, the cover illustration alone makes you…
Tragedy, Romance, and Proper Punctuation in Mary Simses’ The Rules of Love and Grammar
I don’t consider myself an expert when it comes to grammar and punctuation, but like a lot of people it…
Tracy Rees’ Amy Snow is a Romantic Cinderella-Style Saga
I tried rationing myself with this book, I really did. There’s nothing better than picking up a big fat paperback…
Marianne Kavanaugh’s Witty Don’t Get Me Wrong Will Keep You Guessing
Since reading this book, I’ve been wondering if I’ve ever seriously misjudged anyone. I mean, I’ve had some so-called friendships…
Emily Liebert’s Some Women is a Resonant Story of the Power of Friendship
We moved into our house about 18 months ago. We didn’t know anyone in the area, and, since it’s a…
Mystery, Romance and a Coming of Age Story Converge in Written on My Heart
Remember the movie Where the Heart Is? The one with Natalie Portman as the pregnant teen, who ends up being…
Andy Jones’ The Two of Us is a Charming and Unconventional Love Story
It’s not as if contemporary male authors can’t write great love stories. There’s, well, Love Story for a start, by Erich…