Category: Drama
The All You Can Dream Buffet by Barbara O’Neal: Book Review
As captivating as the title is, the story of The All You Can Dream Buffet does not disappoint. Granted, I have read several books where four girl friends get together and rehash their lives. Almost every author from Danielle Steel to Debbie Macomber has written something of the sort. The four ladies here are friends…
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The Battered Heiress Blues by Laurie Van Dermark: Book Review
The Battered Heiress Blues has already been optioned for a feature film. This is a book that will be great as a movie, maybe even better. It all depends on which angles of the story are played up. The title of the book is very appropriate. The book is about a woman’s blues, and by…
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By The Sea Tess by Antoinette Stockenberg: Book Review
By The Sea is the story of Tess, a young Irish immigrant girl who is transported to the wealthy and opulent life of Newport in the 1890s in the lowest possible station, that of a laundry maid. Antoinette Stockenberg seems to have a thing for seaside towns. A Charmed Place was all about three friends…
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The Book Thief by Markus Zusak: Review
I read a print copy of The Book Thief a while ago. Quite a heavy book with illustrations and poems, I almost did not read it. Almost! The narrator of the book is Death, and the beginning seemed very morbid to me. The thought of Death sucking my soul like a Dementor, holding me in…
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Bianca’s Vineyard by Teresa Neumann: Review
The story of Bianca’s Vineyard spans several decades and it will enthrall you with the various colorful characters and the level of detail. Teresa Neumann has delivered a biographical novel that is so engrossing that you will feel one with the characters by the time the story ends. Read a Sample Bianca is an old…
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Dakota Blues by Lynne Spreen: Review
Dakota Blues is a debut award winning novel by Lynne Spreen. Lynne Spreen has a flowing narrative style. this could happen to anyone who is career obsessed
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The Coach House by Florence Osmund: Review
The story of The Coach House starts in the late 1940s in a post War America busy with reconstruction. The book offers many parallel story lines. My review tells all.
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Review: The Skye in June by June Ahern
If you read my review of Five Days in Skye, you know I find the Isle of Skye enchanting. The Skye in June tells the story of a Catholic Scottish family who emigrate to America in the 1950s.
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Review: Of Moths and Butterflies by V. R. Christensen
Of Moths and Butterflies reinforces why I am on a mission to read a million Kindle books. The unusual title and cover page reeled me in, and the author’s pr …
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Review: Sea Swept by Nora Roberts
Sea Swept is the first book in the Quinn brothers saga by Nora Roberts. Set against the Chesapeake Bay, this story reinforces that family is not just built by DNA. Love is what brings people together, and keeps them together, even after a person has passed. Preview this book on Amazon Cameron, Ethan and Philip…
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