This book was perfect company at the end of a long day. Elissa R. Sloan’s debut novel is a definite page-turner that I enjoyed right through to the end. With crisp writing and unflinching honesty, Sloan tells the story of the four young women of pop group Gloss using dual timelines of their initial rise … Continue reading Review: The Unraveling of Cassidy Holmes by Elissa R. Sloan
I finished my copy in just a few days while on vacation. A perfect lakeside read. This book was a perfect summer read and a wonderful follow up to THE FLATSHARE. The story is told from dual POVs of 79 year old Elaine and her granddaughter Leena in alternating chapters as they switch lives for … Continue reading Review: The Switch by Beth O’Leary
I have always been fascinated by the concept of regret, which in many ways is a totally useless emotion, and yet we are often filled with it. For Cleo McDougal, the protagonist in Alison Winn Scotch’s fantastic and timely novel, regrets are something to be written down, acknowledged and then filed away, never to be … Continue reading Review: Cleo McDougal Regrets Nothing by Alison Winn Scotch
After discovering Katherine Center last year I quickly read (or listened) to all of her books in quick succession. Her writing just connected with me as did all of the characters she created. In WHAT YOU WISH FOR she has given us yet another wonderful story with well developed characters that you love and care … Continue reading Review: What You Wish For by Katherine Center
Wow! This book was an absolute thrill ride that kept me guessing from beginning to end. I absolutely devoured Catherine’s last book - I’LL NEVER TELL - and she takes the twists and turns up several notches further in YOU CAN’T CATCH ME. Jessica Williams has endured a lot of drama in her life including … Continue reading Review: You Can’t Catch Me by Catherine McKenzie
