Book Review
Catherine Steadman’s debut novel Something in the Water is pure soapy excess, telling a convoluted tale…
Stepsister is the latest book in the fairytale reimagining trend, but rather than focusing on the…
Comparing Cape May to F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby feels like a fair comparison.…
Father’s Day is fast approaching on the 16 June, 2019. We’ve got you covered with…
Madeleine Bourdouxhe was an author, born in 1906, who lived most of her ninety years…
Home Girl is a novel with a clear voice and perspective. It’s the story of…
Stalingrad is the prequel to Vasily Grossman’s Life and Fate, published in English in the…
It’s a busy and stressful world we live in, and we’re increasingly turning to books…
The perfect wartime saga takes readers on a nostalgic journey back in history, where times…
With her latest novel, Paige Toon has proven once again that she is one Sunday…
Melanie Benjamin writes novels about historical figures, but they aren’t always people you’ll have heard…
Serious Moonlight marks Jenn Bennett’s fourth contemporary YA romance novel and, at this point, each new…