Tag Archives: American fiction
Review: A Wild Hope, by Celeste de Blasis
Synopsis Banished from her uncaring family home for her growing friendship with older neighbor St. John, Alexandria Thaine is unprepared for the new life she encounters with her distant cousins in England’s West Country. She blossoms under the warmth of … Continue reading
Review: The Lions of Fifth Avenue, by Fiona Davis
Synopsis It’s 1913, and on the surface, Laura Lyons couldn’t ask for more out of life—her husband is the superintendent of the New York Public Library, allowing their family to live in an apartment within the grand building, and they … Continue reading
Review: The Key to Everything, by Valerie Fraser Luesse
Synopsis Peyton Cabot’s fifteenth year will be a painful and transformative one. His father, the heroic but reluctant head of a moneyed Savannah family, has come home from World War II a troubled vet, drowning his demons in bourbon and … Continue reading
Review: What Momma Left Behind, by Cindy Sproles
Synopsis In the face of overwhelming obstacles, she’ll need courage, grit, and a tender heart Worie Dressar is seventeen years old when influenza and typhoid ravage her Appalachian Mountain community in 1877, leaving behind a growing number of orphaned children … Continue reading
Review: A Single Light, by Tosca Lee
Welcome to the sequel to The Line Between. It’ll be an exhilarating ride! Back in January, I had the opportunity to read and review the latest novel by Tosca Lee. I absolutely loved it, but there was one problem: I … Continue reading
