Boy With Wings swept me into one of the most haunting and tender Southern Gothic stories I've read in a while. It's a lyrical blend of magical realism and historical fiction that lingers long after the final page.
R.J. Gould returns to The Dream Café with a tender, witty story of second chances. Once We Were Lovers follows Georgie and Peter—former sweethearts reunited after fifty years apart—as they confront their past and rediscover love in their seventies.
A heartfelt novel tracing how one song—"Wrapped in Gauze"—connects lives across decades. Join me as I review Scenes from a Song by Susan Sloate, part of the Goddess Fish Promotions Review Tour, and don't miss the $25 Amazon/BN gift card giveaway!
Between Two Seasons by Marc Macdonald is a beautifully written literary fiction novel that will bring both laughter and tears. Mae, a grumpy 91-year-old, completely steals the show while reminding us of the power of unexpected connections.
In Weapons of Remorse by Chevron Ross, an ex-Marine Medal of Honor recipient turned gun rights spokesperson faces a crisis of faith after a tragic shooting. This Christian fiction novel blends moral complexity, political tension, and spiritual reflection, asking: What happens when your beliefs no longer align with your cause?
A powerful historical novel about the psychological cost of immigration, cultural identity, and intergenerational survival. My full review of Suffer Not the Mole People by Jan Notzon. @BreakEvenBooks @Jan-Notzonauthor