Month: July 2018

My Review of “The Subway Girls” by Susie Ormall Schnall Kudos to Susie Orman Schnall, Author of “The Subway Girls” for such an enthralling, informative, entertaining, enjoyable, and captivating read. The Genres for this novel are Historical Fiction and Fiction. I appreciate the thoughtful and thorough historical research that the author has done to bring

My Review of “Safe Houses” by Dan Fesperman “Safe Houses” by Dan Fesperman is a captivating, intense and intriguing novel. The Genres for this novel are Mystery, Suspense, Thriller and Fiction. The timelines for  the story starts is West Berlin in 1974, and through different narration, continues to the present. The story takes place in

My Review of “Eagle & Crane” by Suzanne Rindell Kudos to Suzanne Rindell Author of “Eagle & Crane” for writing such an inspiring, intense, captivating, intense, emotional and intriguing novel. The Genres for this novel are Historical Fiction and Fiction. The timeline for this novel is around the Great Depression and the Bombing of Pearl

EAGLE & CRANETHREE-MARTINI LUNCH SUZANNE RINDELL THE OTHER TYPISTABOUTCONNECT The inspiration behind Eagle & Crane…   ABOVE: My grandfather, Norbert, who worked as a flight instructor teaching World War II pilots how to fly. Dear Reader,         ABOUT      l     HOME   l   CONNECT SUZANNE RINDELL THE OTHER TYPISTABOUTCONNECT The inspiration behind Eagle &

My Review of “The Intermission” by Elyssa Friedland  Berkley Publishing  July 3, 2018 Elyssa Friedland , Author of “The Intermission” has written a unique, honest, emotional, and intriguing novel about marriage. Is it any wonder that deep secrets can cause trouble in relationships, and become something much bigger than they originally were? I appreciate that