The Cul-de-Sac War by Melissa Ferguson | Review | 4.5 Stars
Bestselling author Melissa Ferguson’s latest rom-com proves that good fences make good neighbors—and that sometimes love and hate share a backyard.
Instructions for Dancing by Nicola Yoon | Review
Evie Thomas doesn’t believe in love anymore. Especially after the strangest thing occurs one otherwise ordinary afternoon: She witnesses a couple kiss and is overcome with a vision of how their romance began . . . and how it will end. After all, even the greatest love stories end with a broken heart, eventually.
Can Evie overcome her cynicism, or will it cost her more than she can bear to pay?
Please read my review of this fabulous look at love, cynicism, and risk.
Mirrorland by Carole Johnstone | Review
Read more to get my take on this dark, suspenseful, psychological thriller. You can easily see why Stephen King is raving about it.
Going Greek by Sue Roberts | Review & Tour
After a public humiliation, Samantha retreats to her sister’s farmhouse on a Greek Island. What could possibly go wrong? #RomCom #GreekIslandRomance #ChickLit #BeachReads @suerobertsautho @Bookouture @NetGalley
The Mix-Up by Elizabeth Neep
What if you meet the love of your life, but he thinks you’re someone else? When Anna rings Marley, upset she has to miss a tour of an exclusive wedding venue, Marley goes in her friend’s place. Hilarity ensues!
Things to Do Before the End of the World by Emily Barr | Review
Can Olivia overcome her shyness and social reticence enough to enjoy the final days of planet Earth? As she gives it her best shot, she finds it’s not as easy as she hoped. Disaster ensues and mystery, intrigue, and family secrets abound. A story more about coming of age than the end of days.
No magic is more powerful or dangerous than the spell of love.
It is 1940, and Germany has just invaded France. Across the ocean, in Sweetwater, Tennessee, Penelope, a beautiful alchemist, receives a letter from her childhood friend, Naomie, urging her to France. Bereft from the loss of her widowed father, Penelope leaves her life and travels to German-occupied Paris. There, she meets Naomie’s brother, the brilliant alchemist Fulcanelli and his mysterious apprentice, Lucien.
Falling headlong into the alchemy’s esoteric world, she helps Fulcanelli and Lucien resist the Nazi forces.
Hilarious, bold, sparky and surprising, this is the funniest feminist book you’ll read all year.
Alex is a rebel from the tip of her purple fauxhawk to the toes of her biker boots. She’s tried everything she can think of to get expelled from her strict Catholic boarding school. Nothing has worked so far – but now, Alex has a new plan.
