Dakota Peace by Megan Kinney (book review)
Get your copy here! She went looking for peace, but trouble found her. After a traumatic call, emergency dispatcher Natalia Brynner flees the city, desperate for some distance from her stressful life. Her peace is short lived when a flat tire strands her on the other side of South Dakota [...]
Author Interview: Norma Gail
If you appreciate strong, heroic female characters, you might want to meet Norma Gail. She's always appreciated adventurous heroines, and now she's writing some of her own. Keep reading to find out more about who inspired her and the characters she creates! Welcome! What was your favorite chapter book growing [...]
40 Love by Madeleine Wickham (book review)
Everyone wins this game of literary tennis, a comedy of manners about envy in which Wickham skewers the nouveau riche. At their country estate, Patrick Chance and his wife host a weekend tennis party. As four couples gather on the sunny terrace, it seems obvious who among them is succeeding, [...]
You and Me, Always by Jill Mansell (book review)
On the morning of Lily's twenty-fifth birthday, it's time to open the very last letter written to her by her beloved mother, who died when she was eight.Learning more about the first and only real love of her mum's life is a revelation. On the same day, Lily also meets [...]
Valentine’s Day: YOUR Best Memories
Is there any holiday more divisive than Valentine’s Day? Young women with boyfriends love it. Young women without boyfriends dread it. Young men—single or coupled—pretty much don’t care. I’ve had a love/hate relationship with the holiday. For years I despised it, mostly because I was single and it was an [...]