Title: The Woman Who Took A ChanceAuthor: Fiona GibsonGenre: Contemporary Fiction, Romance, Humour REVIEW This book was such a joy to read. The Woman Who Took A Chance is warm, funny, and incredibly relatable. From the very first page, I found myself smiling — and occasionally laughing out loud. Jen is one of those characters… Continue reading The Woman Who Took a Chance by Fiona Gibson
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The Runaway Orphans by Pam Weaver
TITLE: The Runaway Orphans Author: Pam Weaver Genre: Historical Fiction, World War II REVIEW This book completely broke my heart — and then gently put it back together again. It is a beautifully written wartime story about sisterhood, survival, and hope. From the very beginning, I was drawn into Amy and Lillian’s lives and found… Continue reading The Runaway Orphans by Pam Weaver
The Dictator’s Wife by Freya Berry
Title: The Dictator’s Wife Author: Freya Berry Genre: Literary Fiction, Psychological Thriller, Political Fiction REVIEW This book was powerful, unsettling, and incredibly thought-provoking. The Dictator’s Wife is not a fast-paced thriller in the traditional sense, but it is gripping in a much quieter, deeper way. From the very first page, I was drawn into the… Continue reading The Dictator’s Wife by Freya Berry
Heir of Blood and Secrets by Linda Xia
Title: Heir of Blood and Secrets Author: Linda Xia Genre: Young Adult Publisher: New Degree Press Published: August 24, 2021 BLURB “We’re all complicit in things we regret. Sometimes, we just do what we must.” In the city-state of Devovea, behind the walls of the Castle, Scylla Delevan waits for a chance to prove herself. When a Magistrate is murdered… Continue reading Heir of Blood and Secrets by Linda Xia
Book Review: Little Wanderers: The Everlasting Seasons by I.K. Silver
Title: Little Wanderers: The Everlasting Seasons Author: I.K. Silver Genre: Middle Grade Fantasy Book Publisher: Red Butterfly Press Published: December 1, 2022 BLURB An Enchanting Fantasy Adventure for ages 8-12.Snowy is a tiny dwarf leading an almost normal life in the village of never-ending winter. Aside from the ever-dreary sky, living next to rowdy neighbors, and being treated like… Continue reading Book Review: Little Wanderers: The Everlasting Seasons by I.K. Silver