‘The Undertaker’s Assistant’: Five Questions for Amanda Skenandore [INTERVIEW]
If you’ve been reading along with us for a while, you have probably realized a few things. First, we really enjoy historical fiction that is well written. Second, we love characters that have a unique voice, particularly if they teach us important lessons or help us see life from a different perspective. And finally, New Orleans is one of our favorite places on the planet. In Amanda Skenandore’s latest novel, The Undertaker’s Assistant, she blends all these elements into an unforgettable story about a woman who returns home to build her future, but first she must confront her past. Enjoy! —J&H Continue reading “‘The Undertaker’s Assistant’: Five Questions for Amanda Skenandore [INTERVIEW]”
‘Home at Chestnut Creek’ is a Story Full of Heart and Hope [REVIEW]
She has secrets she’d rather keep to herself. But then again, so does he. When two outsiders collide in a dusty New Mexico town, will they be able to reconcile their pasts and seize happiness? Or are some obstacles too difficult to overcome? Find out in Laura Drake’s heartwarming new novel, Home at Chestnut Creek. Continue reading “‘Home at Chestnut Creek’ is a Story Full of Heart and Hope [REVIEW]”
‘The Earl in Black Armor’: Five Questions for Nancy Blanton [INTERVIEW]
Although author Nancy Blanton may not be a household name yet, after reading her intriguing novel The Earl in Black Armor we think that may very well change in the near future. As we said in our review, reading the novel “is like sitting in the best history class in college.” So of course, like any apt pupil, we had a few questions to ask. We hope you enjoy this insightful Q&A into her work. —J&H Continue reading “‘The Earl in Black Armor’: Five Questions for Nancy Blanton [INTERVIEW]”
Navy SEAL Turned Author Jack Carr Makes Unforgettable Debut with ‘The Terminal List’ [REVIEW]
He served his country without question. Then his country did the unspeakable. What does one of the nation’s best-trained warriors do when he has nothing left to lose? Find out in Jack Carr’s The Terminal List. Continue reading “Navy SEAL Turned Author Jack Carr Makes Unforgettable Debut with ‘The Terminal List’ [REVIEW]”
‘The Great Unexpected’ Is A Celebration of Life [REVIEW]
“Aging stinks. Especially if you have to do it alone. In a nursing home. And now they want to assign a roommate? Can life possibly get any worse? Oh yeah, did I mention the new guy is famous?” When two old men with nothing in common are made to share living quarters, will they become bitter enemies or fast friends? Find out in Dan Mooney’s delightful new novel, The Great Unexpected. Continue reading “‘The Great Unexpected’ Is A Celebration of Life [REVIEW]”
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