My Review Of The Lemon Sisters The Lemon sisters are having a difficult time in their lives when both of them enter into each other worlds for a few days. This is the first book that I have read in this series but this book can be read as a standalone. I loved these characters, setting and storyline so much that I will go back and devour the other two books. Brooke works on making travel movies but has had an injury and is suffering from some PTSD and no longer is as adventurous as she ... Read the Post
The Lemon Sisters (Wildstone #3) by Jill Shalvis
The Stationery Shop by Marjan Kamali
Enter Iran 1953, we meet Roya, full of hope and dreams for the future. Roya's family is very modern and believe in education for women. This is not the Iran of today, this Iran is like the west, no covering of the women's hair, women are educated and free. Roya is a frequent visitor of Mr. Fakhri’s neighborhood book and stationery shop and this is where she will meet Bahram, a young boy full of idealistic and political dreams for Iran that go against the current regime. This is not only a ... Read the Post
The Summer Guests by Mary Alice Monroe
With a hurricane is threatening the coast of Florida and South Carolina a very unusual group comes together at the farm of their friends Grace and Charles Phillips in North Carolina. Some of these people know each other and are in fact good friends while a few of them have never met and are a bit wary of one another. What follows in the coming days tests friendships and relationships. I went in to this book thinking that it would be a follow up of the Beach House series but in fact it was ... Read the Post
Indexing by Seanan McGuire
Fairy-tales are real folks, yes they are real and the ATI Management Bureau is tasked with preventing them to become full blown. Henry aka Snow White is the leader of the team that prevents these fairy-tales called memetic incursions, from developing into a full blown story which would be catastrophic in an Urban area. This tale was told almost like a collection of short stories but at the same time had a general plot going on. Sloan was the wicked step sister to Henry’s good girl Snow White ... Read the Post
Montauk A Novel by Nicola Harrison
My Review Of Montauk Enter into the world of 1938 where women in society were as successful only as their husbands were. A world of yesteryear when Montauk was just starting to become more than a fishing town. Montauk is where the very elite and snobbish Park Avenue families went to spend the summer, that is the ladies and children did during the week while the men, ahem.... worked, in the city all week and joined their families on weekends. This book reads like a historical romance with ... Read the Post
The Friends We Keep by Jane Green
My Review Of The Friends We Keep We meet Ben in the first chapter of this book, he is battling his demons when he receives a life changing text. In the following chapters we go back in time to when Evvie, Maggie, and Topher became fast friends in college, forming a pact and a bond that they swore was never going to break. Of course life happens, friends keep secrets form each other and Evvie, Maggie, and Topher do drift apart but manage to keep in touch over the years now and again. ... Read the Post
Montauk by Nicola Harrison
Read An Excerpt Of Montauk By Nicola Harrison Summer 1938 We left the train and were escorted to our awaiting cars, one for Harry and me and one for our trunks—packed to the brim for the summer months ahead. I looked up at the Manor on the hill and saw it for the first time, silhouetted against the deep orange early evening sky. As we drove up the tight and winding road, tree branches reached overhead toward each other like lovers’ hands desperate to connect, and then the road suddenly ... Read the Post
Gone Without a Trace by Mary Torjussen
My Review Of Gone Without A Trace I don't even know where to begin! The book opens with Hannah very excited to go home to Matt so that she can share exciting news of a pending promotion at work, as Hannah enters the house, Matt and all of his belongings , and I mean every last one down to photos are gone. Now begins the roller coaster like ride of the rest of the book that is told completely in Hannah's voice. Hannah turns to her best friend from childhood for support but to me this friend ... Read the Post
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