So even after my mom raved about Ron Rash’s Serena, I’ve finally just now gotten around to reading it. Some of you who have been […] Read More
So even after my mom raved about Ron Rash’s Serena, I’ve finally just now gotten around to reading it. Some of you who have been […] Read More
This guest review was graciously provided my one of my book club sistas, M. I am a music educator by trade. To put it poetically, […] Read More
Quickly into this book on tape I thought, “Shoot. This is going to be one of those anti-Christian novels that uses a broad brush to […] Read More
The 19th Wife is David Ebershoff’s award winning novel that combines two stories – a historical fiction account of Ann Eliza Young – the 19th […] Read More
As I write this, Jeffrey Stepakoff is celebrating the debut of The Orchard at FoxTale Book Shoppe in Woodstock, GA. It is planned to be […] Read More
Joshilyn Jackson hits another home run with Backseat Saints. Like The Girl Who Stopped Swimming, Jackson takes on a more serious topic, domestic abuse – […] Read More
I’m gearing up for reading Atonement. I’ve written here before that after two attempts, I haven’t made it. But after a recent review of The […] Read More
My dad has a saying: “Granny (his mom) likes to fish. I like to catch fish.” I could say something similar regarding me and books. […] Read More
I wrote to a friend, “I haven’t laughed this hard since discovering David Sedaris.” I read Mark Haddon’s earlier work, The Curious Incident of the […] Read More
After my last date with Tracy Chavelier via Burning Bright was disappointing, I was hesitant to pick up Remarkable Creatures. If you’re not familiar with […] Read More