HOME TO COMFORT By Kimberly Fish Women’s Fiction / Contemporary / Cozy Mystery Publisher: Fish Tales Publishing Pages: 382 Publication Date: October 10, 2024 SYNOPSIS Gloria Bachman has pivoted so many times this year she has whiplash. Now, in the middle of winter and drenched in Mexican sunshine at a five-star resort, she has a … Continue reading Home To Comfort By Kimberly Fish
Contemporary Fiction
Bernadette Marie – Book Reviews!
Here are two books I've read of Bernadette Marie's collection. They are definitely feel-good reads. To see our conversation, CLICK HERE. My Review I flew through this book—it’s such a delightful, feel-good read! Three interconnected romances are woven together so smoothly, all set around a charming bookstore (talk about the perfect backdrop!). There’s no deep, … Continue reading Bernadette Marie – Book Reviews!
The Codger and the Sparrow by Scott Semegran
My Review This local author consistently crafts literary works that provoke profound contemplation. He develops characters that transcend cultural boundaries, rendering them universally relatable despite their divergence from one's immediate community. In this book, he does it again with Hank and Luis. Hank is introduced to the reader as a grumpy old man. Luis is … Continue reading The Codger and the Sparrow by Scott Semegran
Blind Turn by Cara Sue Achterberg
This story deftly deals with a devasting accident and the ripple effect it has on a community. Each character is isolated in their own bubble of emotions yet affected by all the others. I think this book would be a great Book Club pick as there are so many discussions and conversations that arise while … Continue reading Blind Turn by Cara Sue Achterberg
Making March by Hayley Walsh
Finding good books to read on Kindle Unlimited can be a challenge, however add this one to your 'to be read' pile as it will entertain you! The main character Kate, can be easily relatable for those past their 30’s and still trying to figure it all out. At times the book gets a little … Continue reading Making March by Hayley Walsh
OCAAT Book Two by Ruthie Robinson
I have patiently been waiting (2 years!) for the conclusion to this story and it was definitely worth the wait! Two of my favorite characters and half-sisters Sydney and Shelby are back. They have matured and become strong women who are trying to find their way. Ruthie Robinson has a way of telling an intense, … Continue reading OCAAT Book Two by Ruthie Robinson
Happy Everything (Merry Hanukkah Series) by Debby Caruso
I fell in love with this author and her characters in her first book. It was as if she had taken some pages directly from my life (Rhonda with her list making, organization, always trying to make everyone happy and feeling guilty if they are not, hits way too close to home) – so I … Continue reading Happy Everything (Merry Hanukkah Series) by Debby Caruso
Tales From The Beach House by James Aylott
This book is a well-connected web of stories involving a motel turned apartment’s amusing and provocative residents. At first, it reads like a collection of stories, each one from a different apartment but they quickly turn into the far-reaching stories of not just the residents, but the area and the “outside” lives of each character. … Continue reading Tales From The Beach House by James Aylott
Crossing Lex by Debby Caruso
Ms. Caruso pulled me into her book Merry Hanukkah (or what I call the story of my life!) so when I saw she had published another book I grabbed it. When I saw that it was over 600 pages, I confess I was happy – sometimes I like totally disappearing into a book and I … Continue reading Crossing Lex by Debby Caruso
The Seven Rules of Elvira Carr by Frances Maynard
Contemporary Fiction An insightful view into the life of an adult woman with a condition that appears to be on the Autism spectrum, although it is never specified. This book has been compared to the Rosie Project but I believe this is a view from a different angle into the adult world of Autism. We … Continue reading The Seven Rules of Elvira Carr by Frances Maynard
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