Book Review: The House at Saltwater Point by Colleen Coble I often find myself captivated by books that blend suspense with strong familial bonds, and The House at Saltwater Point does just that. Colleen Coble, a master storyteller whose work has kept me engrossed time and again, pulls readers into a world where the beauty …
Rookie Move: A Brooklyn Bruisers Novel by Sarina Bowen – A Heartfelt Reunion on Ice As a devoted fan of Sarina Bowen’s writing, I found myself eagerly anticipating the release of Rookie Move, the first book in her Brooklyn Bruisers series. After falling head-over-heels for the characters in her Ivy Years series, I was thrilled …
An Enchantment of Ravens: A Dance Between Art and Emotion When I first stumbled upon An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson, I was instantly captivated by the premise: a skilled painter caught between the enchanting yet perilous world of faeries and the emotional spectrum they cannot comprehend. As an admirer of art and literature …
The War Before the War: A Vietnam War Novel (The Airmen Series Book 2) by Corley: A Captivating Journey Through History As a book blogger, I always find myself drawn to stories that merge the threads of history with the complexities of the human experience. When I stumbled upon Corley’s The War Before the War, …
Review of Third Grade Angels by Jerry Spinelli As I picked up Third Grade Angels, I was taken back to my own elementary school days, where the stakes seemed impossibly high and the notion of being “good” loomed large over us. Jerry Spinelli, with his knack for capturing the essence of childhood, has outdone himself …
Review of The Light in Hidden Places by Sharon Cameron From the moment I picked up The Light in Hidden Places, I felt a magnetic pull to Stefania Podgórska’s story. This historical fiction, crafted with care by Sharon Cameron, resonated with me not just for its incredible tale of courage but also for the profound …