The Brightest of Dreams by Susan Anne Mason gets five stars from me. This new-to-me author has delivered a great story on so many levels. Her book centers on Quinten Aspinall, a former valet who has returned from serving in World War One. He discovers his mother dying in the workhouse and his younger siblings … Continue reading The Brightest of Dreams by Susan Anne Mason
If For Any Reason, the newest story to wing its way from Courtney Walsh doesn’t disappoint. We have a washed up pro-athlete, trying to rekindle a non-existent relationship with his teenage daughter and a failed director scarred by the loss of her mother and never knowing her father. Emily and Hollis both return to Nantucket … Continue reading If For Any Reason by Courtney Walsh
Do you love books that feature their geographic location heavily? If you like a story to transport you to another place, then you should enjoy Jessica Kate’s sophomore offering, A Girl’s Guide to the Outback. A Girl’s Guide to the Outback tells the tricky story of Kimberly, a business whizz who ditched corporate life. She … Continue reading A Girl’s Guide to the Outback by Jessica Kate
Collateral Damage is a highly exciting, action-packed start to the Danger Never Sleeps series. Last year, my Christmas decorations stayed up well beyond Twelfth Night. Indecently far beyond. I blame Lynette Eason’s last series for that. So when the first book in a brand new series arrived, my husband understood nothing get done until I … Continue reading Collateral Damage by Lynette Eason
The Way of the Brave was my first book for 2020 and had a back cover that made me metaphorically salivate. Denali National Park has been quite high up on my travel bucket list for several years and this was a warmer, less expensive way to experience it. TWOTB introduces us to some new characters … Continue reading The Way of the Brave by Susan May Warren