Tag Archives: Book Review

'Unraveling Oliver' by Liz Nugent packs an initially engaging plot that quickly becomes less so

New book, 'Calming Your Chaos', by Elisa Hawkinson, teaches clutter-removal from your home, office, and life.

'Race and Social Change' is something undeniably important to society today and likely for many days to come. Max Klau untangles the complex system behind racism and optimistically lays out steps we can all take to bridge the gap. I encourage you to read on because it will enlighten even the most educated among us.

In 'Summer on the East End: Double Eclipse' by Melissa De La Cruz supplies us with a great addition to her Witches of East End series and another terrific read for your young adult.

'The Idea of You', by Robinne Lee, gives us a sexy romantic story of a May, December relationship with all the excitement and peril involved.

New book, 'Strengthening Your Identity While the Shadow Is in Front of You' by Mwati Mwila, offers hope to anyone struggling with adversities

If you enjoy tales of suspense and horror, you will find 'End Of Temperance Dare' by Wendy Webb a clever work as the author takes you into dark places and holds you spellbound with terror.

In 'Everything We Keep' by Kerry Lonsdale, a young woman's wedding day becomes the funeral day for the fiancé she had planned to marry. As she picks up the pieces of her life and moves on, she finds that what she thinks she knows is not the truth, and that everything leading up to her new life has been a lie. Can she find out what has happened to her fiancé and if he is really alive?

In Tom Perrotta's 'Mrs. Fletcher,' a forty-six-year-old fights empty nest syndrome with porn, gender studies, and unexpected text messages.

Interview with Dean Niewolny author of 'Trade Up'.