Review Kerri Schlottman sets the vibe from page one in Daytime Moon. The lyrical writing style might take a bit to get used to, but we as readers get the sense of the mysterious journey the characters will face right away. Isa's journey is understandable if you are or know someone who has wandered a… Continue reading Daytime Moon by Kerri Schlottman
With a title like Little Miss Petty, there’s a level of expectation that comes with it. I’m happy to report that Sally Kilpatrick delivers. For one, the main character’s age (39) a refreshing change from the plethora of adult contemporary books out there. But also, her support system of female friendships strengthens it. Add some hilariously petty pranks and a swoony golden retriever worthy of the book boyfriends list, and you’ve got yourself a five-star read.
Readers who love books about books and historical fiction can rest assured that The Sisters of Book Row by Shelley Noble is a worthy addition to their reading list. Book banning and censorship, unannounced raids, abuse of power and fear of prosecution bring this story to today’s headlines for readers who enjoy parallels to historical events.
