Month: January 2018

My Review of “Forget Her Name” by Jane Holland   Thomas & Mercer , January 25, 2018 “Forget Her Name” by Author Jane Holland  is a very intense and captivating novel. The genres for this novel are Psychological Thriller, Mystery, Suspense, and Fiction. Kudos to Jane Holland for weaving such an intricate, disturbing and anxiety

My Review of “The Secret Life of Mrs. London” by Rebecca Rosenberg.     Lake Union Publishing, January 30, 2018 Rebecca Rosenberg , the Author of “The Secret Life of Mrs. London” has written an entertaining and captivating novel. I appreciate the way that Rebecca Rosenberg weaves the Genres of Historical Fiction and Fiction into

My Review of “Carnegie’s Maid” by Marie Benedict I enjoyed reading “Carnegie’s Maid” by Marie Benedict. The Genres for this story are Historical Fiction and Fiction. I appreciate the way that Marie Benedict weaves the fictional and historical components of this story together, as in a marriage. The timeline for this story takes place in

My Review of “The Burial Society” by Nina Sadowsky WOW! WOW! WOW!  I have you to blame, Nina Sadowsky Author of “The Burial Society” for keeping me up all night reading.  This is a Psychological Thriller, Mystery, and novel of Suspense. WARNING: Once you get into  reading, “The Burial Society”, it is difficult to put

WOW!  Janet Beard, Author of  “The Atomic City Girls” manages to write an intriguing and captivating novel. The Genres for this novel and Historical Fiction and Fiction. The timeline for this story is the 1940’s. The story revolves around the Manhattan Project in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.  A town is set up with segregated homes, and

My Review of “Next Year in Havana” by Chanel Cleeton I loved everything about “Next Year in Havana” by Chanel Cleeton. The genres for this novel are Historical Fiction and Fiction.  I  appreciate the descriptions of the beauty and destruction of Cuba, and both the hope and despair of the Cuban people. The timelines for

My Review of “Ginny Moon” by Benjamin Ludwig When you  decide to read the novel, “Ginny Moon”, by Author Benjamin Ludwig, just be prepared for an emotional and heartbreaking journey. Ginny Moon might be considered to be quirky and strange for a teenager. Ginny comes from a physically and mentally abusive home, and has been