John DeSimone’s ‘The Road to Delano’ is a Novel to Savor [REVIEW]
A high school athlete. A failing vineyard. The shocking revelation that will alter the course of a family’s life forever. In John DeSimone’s new novel, The Road to Delano is paved with the kind of challenges that transform a boy into a man. Continue reading “John DeSimone’s ‘The Road to Delano’ is a Novel to Savor [REVIEW]”
Leslie A. Kelly’s ‘I’ll Be Watching You’ Delivers Catty Hollywood Suspense [REVIEW]
She grew up a ward of the state. He’s a Hollywood heartthrob. One of them has a target on their back. Will circumstances draw them together or send them running in opposite directions? Find out in Leslie A. Kelly’s I’ll Be Watching You. Continue reading “Leslie A. Kelly’s ‘I’ll Be Watching You’ Delivers Catty Hollywood Suspense [REVIEW]”
THE BRIDLED TONGUE: Five Questions for Catherine Meyrick [INTERVIEW]
Why do people get married? It’s a question many of us ask ourselves, before and after taking vows. Yet as sticky a question as that can be in modern times, back in 1586 England, the answers were even more complicated than they are now. Find out why as author Catherine Meyrick sits down to chat with us about her new historical novel, The Bridled Tongue. We hope you enjoy this exclusive interview! —J&H Continue reading “THE BRIDLED TONGUE: Five Questions for Catherine Meyrick [INTERVIEW]”
Chris Babu’s ‘The Insurrection’ is the Perfect Read for Self Quarantine [REVIEW]
The world as we know it is over. In its place has arisen a New America. The new regime challenges its citizens in ways they never thought possible. And now the fate of the world is in the hands of our youth, and a small group of teens will do anything necessary to reveal deeply entrenched secrets. Enter a fascinating—but dangerous—dystopian world, as only author Chris Babu could imagine it. Continue reading “Chris Babu’s ‘The Insurrection’ is the Perfect Read for Self Quarantine [REVIEW]”
Kayte Nunn’s ‘The Forgotten Letters of Esther Durrant’ is an Uplifting yet Heartbreaking American Debut [REVIEW]
A committed woman. A young scientist. Discover the trove of letters that binds them together across the chasm of time that separates them in Kayte Nunn’s intriguing new novel, The Forgotten Letters of Esther Durrant. Continue reading “Kayte Nunn’s ‘The Forgotten Letters of Esther Durrant’ is an Uplifting yet Heartbreaking American Debut [REVIEW]”
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