This is a book you sit with. It reminds me a lot, tangentially, of Necessary Lies by Diane Chamberlain, which I also found thanks to The Book Girls Guide. This book was a good reminder that there are more books out there about the eugenics programs in the US that I want to read. There are also ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Imagine . . . The Fall of Jericho by Matt Koceich
Fun Fact: I actually first read this book back in 2018, but apparently never got around to writing a review. Roughly eight years later, here I am re-reading it and actually writing a review. Round of applause for some massive procrastination! If you haven't read my first two reviews of this series, ...
BOOK REVIEW: Falling Into Us by Denise Hunter
Yes, I know, another romance. Intentional again because I adore Denise Hunter. She builds relatable characters with storylines that go beyond the formula. I've yet found a romance that doesn't follow some formula, if not multiple, but that's okay this time. Here you have a slow-burn instalove, ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Glades by Angela Hunt
Can I complain for just a moment? Why do I ask? I'll complain where and when I want. But I think it is a valid complaint, and I wonder if anyone else has experienced this and pray it's not a new theme in writing. This is the second newly published book I've read in just about as many months that ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Christmas Yes List by Melissa Ferguson
Before you come at me for reading a straight romance, just know it was intentional. Yes, I'm not a romance girlie, but sometimes the light, often funny, vibe just hits the spot. I don't always need the happy ending; I just need the journey . . . when it's done right. I don't need a happy ending- ...