Class Reunion: Keep Your Friends Closer by Gail Ward Olmsted
Read my five-star review of Class Reunion by Gail Ward Olmsted, a fast-paced, character-driven legal drama about murder, betrayal, complicated friendships, and the high cost of loyalty.
Read my five-star review of Class Reunion by Gail Ward Olmsted, a fast-paced, character-driven legal drama about murder, betrayal, complicated friendships, and the high cost of loyalty.
Can an unconventional writing style deepen an emotional story? In Soccerwild, Craig Wells explores grief, healing, and resilience through the eyes of a young boy whose unexpected friendship with a coyote pup helps him begin finding hope again. Read my full review to see why this thoughtful middle-grade novel stayed with me long after the final page.
A thoughtful family mystery that explores DNA, identity, and long-buried secrets. In Taken to the Grave, Robert Hoffman gradually unravels a complex web of family truths, creating tension through discovery rather than dramatic twists. Readers who enjoy character-driven mysteries and stories about trust, family, and the search for answers may find much to appreciate here.
A retired warlock private investigator returns to a world of magic and danger when a young witch asks for help solving her mother's murder. Time-Marked Warlock combines inventive worldbuilding, found-family themes, and a compelling supernatural mystery into an engaging start to The Chronos Chronicles.
A heartfelt small-town novel about grief, friendship, memory, and the people who shape our lives. Discover A Proof of Love by Merida Johns, plus a guest post on the art of revision, an excerpt, and a giveaway.
A funny, thoughtful novel about a physics teacher navigating school politics, quirky personalities, and unexpected purpose. Read my review of Throwing the Hammer by Gary J. Kirchner.