Month: July 2023

Miranda Liasson, the Author of “The Summer of Second Chances,” has written a heartfelt and emotional novel. I love how the author discusses the importance of friendship, family, forgiveness, second chances, hope, and love. The author vividly describes the small oceanfront community, Seashell Harbor, and its colorful characters. The characters are described as complex and

Susan Furlong, the Author of “The Killer’s Wife” has written an edgy, intense, and chilling thriller. The genres for this book are Psychological Thriller, Thriller, Suspense, Mystery, and Fiction. The author vividly describes some horrific and disturbing crimes, and I was captivated by every word. Susan Furlong grabs the reader’s interest in the search for

Tracey D. Buchanan, the author of “Toward the Corner of Mercy and Peace,” has written a unique and poignant story. The genres for this story are Fiction and Historical Fiction. The timeline for this story is approximately 1952 and goes to the past regarding the characters or events. The location of the story takes place

With Jenny Koenig, Julie Lewis has written an amazing and emotional memoir and non-fiction novel, “Still Positive, A Memoir.” Julie Lewis has been living with AIDS, for many years, after an emergency blood transfusion to save her life. When she was first diagnosed, the author was given an estimate of a three to five-year survival

Hope Gibbs, the Author of “Where the Grass Grows Blue,” has written a captivating and heartfelt novel. The genres for this novel are Women’s Fiction, Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Family Drama, and Romance. The themes in this beautiful novel are forgiveness, second chances, the importance of family and friends, love, and hope. The author vividly describes

Liz Fenton and Lisa Steinke, Authors of “Forever Hold Your Peace,” have written a delightful, entertaining, witty novel. This is a refreshing contemporary novel, not their usual suspense and mystery story. The genres for this novel are Fiction, Chick Lit, Romance, Contemporary Fiction, Humor, and Family Drama. I love how the authors write and tell

WOW! Lynne Hugo, the author of “The Language of Kin,” has written an exemplary, outstanding, and intriguing novel. The theme is animal and human communication. I love how Lynne Hugo compares and contrasts communication between chimpanzees and humans. The author also discusses how deaf people can communicate and how mute people, who can hear, can

Alretha Thomas, the author of “The Girl In The Blue Blazer,” has written an intriguing and suspenseful novel. The Genres for this novel are Suspense, Fiction, and Thriller. I read this novel in one sitting and was disappointed when it was finished. The author tells and writes a great story and vividly describes her dark

Kristy Woodson Harvey, the Author of “The Summer of Songbirds,” has written a heartfelt and compassionate novel about sisterhood, friendships, and family. This brings up special memories from when I played with visiting cousins and special friends. I remember going to the Boardwalk in Far Rockaway and seeing the fireworks, playing the different games for