Category Archives: Women’s Fiction
Author Interview with Patricia Beal
It’s so lovely to be able to welcome Patricia Beal to the blog today! It’s been just over a week now since Patricia’s book baby, A Season to Dance, was launched into the world, and if you missed my review, you … Continue reading
Author Interview with Varina Denman
It’s my pleasure to welcome Varina Denman to the blog today to chat about her new book, Looking Glass Lies. If you’d like to read my review of this book, you’ll find that here. As you may have gathered, I like … Continue reading
A Season to Dance (Patricia Beal) – Review
~ About the Book ~ Ana Brassfield has her path to the stage of the Metropolitan Opera House all figured out until her first love, renowned German dancer Claus Gert, returns to Georgia to win her back. Despite a promising … Continue reading
Looking Glass Lies (Varina Denman) – Review
~ About the Book ~ A poignant and relatable novel, Looking Glass Lies captures the war women wage against themselves, and the struggle to see beauty reflected in a mirror not distorted by society’s unrelenting expectations. For most of her … Continue reading
Weekend Book Buzz – 1/2 April 2017
Hello readers, and welcome to another edition of the Weekend Book Buzz. This is going to be a shorter edition today because I’m flat strapped getting some editing finished, but fear not! Next week’s edition will come with a whole lot … Continue reading
Since You’ve Been Gone (Christa Allan) – Review
~ About the Book ~ One moment, Olivia Kavanaugh is preparing to walk down the aisle and embrace her own happily ever after. The next, she learns that her fiancé, Wyatt Hammond, has been in a fatal car accident. Then … Continue reading
Spinstered (Sharyn Kopf) – Review
~ About the Book ~ Three friends. Three stories. Three women trying to figure out how they ended up over 40 and still single. Committed to her job and pushing fifty, Catie Delaney has almost given up on her dream … Continue reading
