Urban Marriage 16: Atlanta Girls' Therapy for Toxic Parent by Tulipe Pascere KINDLE FICTION: Women's Christian / Contemporary Women SERIES Book 16 (ed.1.9): lesbian couple decides on pastoral counseling and sex therapy to deal with an anti-gay parent / 151 pp / 16 reviews, 4.5 avg … [Read more...] about Urban Marriage 16: Atlanta Girls’ Therapy for Toxic Parent by Tulipe Pascere
The Bookmark by Anne Supsic
The legendary Marquis de Lafayette, A forgotten Moravian woman who became his nurse, And a bookmark with a secret... 1777. After being wounded at the Battle of Brandywine, the Marquis de Lafayette is taken to the isolated religious community of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, where he is cared for by a Moravian Single Sister named Liesl Boeckel who has little patience with the arrogant Frenchman and his unwelcome curiosity about her life. 2005. When Abbey Prescott inherits her … [Read more...] about The Bookmark by Anne Supsic
Looks Good on Paper by Kilby Blades
A fresh, hilarious take on the classic Cyrano de Bergerac from USA Today bestselling author Kilby Blades… Jaded by the fakes and phonies she encounters working for the cheesy dating app, Hookupz, Zuri likes things that are real. She cooks real food from scratch, stops for real conversations with her neighbors, and savors beautifully written letters from her real Italian pen pal, Alessandro. Agreeing to write letters for his company’s pen pal program turned out to be a mistake. Alessandro’s … [Read more...] about Looks Good on Paper by Kilby Blades
Wrong Line, Right Connection by Karina Bartow
Could a mortifying day on the job end up netting you true love? When switchboard operator Mabel Jennings reports to work on a Monday in the summer of 1964, she doesn’t have any interest in finding love again. Out-of-towner Roy Stentz rings up her station, however, and makes her reconsider. Mabel’s intrigued by his deep yet kind voice, but she endeavors to remain professional. Her attraction frazzles her mind, causing her to transfer Roy to the wrong line. When he calls back to give her another … [Read more...] about Wrong Line, Right Connection by Karina Bartow
The Hand We Are Dealt by Robert Bordas
Anna stopped counting the times she fell. Now she would take a stand... Anna Onisko has grown up under the shadow of her tyrannical step-father. Now in her teens she is determined to escape him and fulfill her dream of becoming a teacher. But this is Uzhhorod, Czechoslovakia, the year is 1938 and the Hungarian occupation is about to tear Anna's life apart. Through wartime dangers and family betrayal, Anna has to find the strength to make impossible choices and protect those she loves even if it … [Read more...] about The Hand We Are Dealt by Robert Bordas
FEATURED BOOK: The Hand We Are Dealt by Robert Bordas
Anna stopped counting the times she fell. Now she would take a stand... Anna Onisko has grown up under the shadow of her tyrannical stepfather. Now in her teens she is determined to escape him and fulfill her dream of becoming a teacher. But this is Uzhhorod, Czechoslovakia, the year is 1938 and the Hungarian occupation is about to tear Anna's life apart. Through wartime dangers and family betrayal, Anna has to find the strength to make impossible choices and protect those she loves even if it … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: The Hand We Are Dealt by Robert Bordas
Interview with Author – Libby Sternberg
About Libby Sternberg: LIBBY STERNBERG is an Edgar Award finalist, a Launchpad Prose Top 50 finalist, and a BookLife quarter finalist twice, including once for DAISY. She writes historical fiction, contemporary women’s fiction, young adult mysteries, and more, releasing her humorous works under the name Libby Malin, and her romantic comedy Fire Me was bought for film. Her novel Sloane Hall, a retelling of Jane Eyre, was one of only 14 books highlighted in the Huffington Post on the 200th … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Libby Sternberg
The Bookseller’s Apprentice by Frances Evelyn
Time to choose your last book Emily Brewster is an angel. Ask anyone she reads to at the hospice. So when she's arrested for murder, it should be easy to clear her name. The only problem is, she thinks she might be guilty. But what if death isn't The End? If you like contemporary British fantasy, real-world settings and sinister sorcery, you'll love Frances Evelyn's The Bookseller's Apprentice. Previously published as Bibliomancer … [Read more...] about The Bookseller’s Apprentice by Frances Evelyn
River Aria by Joan Schweighardt
River Aria by Joan Schweighardt It's 1928 and Estela Euquerio Hopper, an ambitious young woman from an impoverished area of Brazil, has landed a job at the New York Metropolitan Opera, though only to work in the sewing room. Her good fortune is due in part to her unique education and in part to the fact that her father is American. She hopes to make it from the sewing room to the stage, but there are obstacles in her way: her possessive father, her secretive cousin, and the wild temperament … [Read more...] about River Aria by Joan Schweighardt
The Visitor by C. D’Angelo
Fiercely independent Mary Pontrelli is blindsided when the New Orleans building housing her New Age store and upstairs apartment is listed for sale. Worse yet, a developer wants to destroy it and her high school ex-boyfriend—ahem, nemesis—is leading their charge. But this budding sweet spot for that weasel from the past can’t happen since traitors never change. The best chance Mary has to save her cherished French Quarter building is to join forces with the other business owners whose … [Read more...] about The Visitor by C. D’Angelo
The Difference by C. D’Angelo
When anxiety-prone Rachel Granza learns that her growing sense of emptiness is affecting her relationship with her almost perfect boyfriend and that she’s jeopardizing any possibility of a marriage proposal, she knows she must pull herself out of her funk. But how? A dream apartment in New York City, a thriving psychotherapy practice, and her unique obsessions with topics like the Titanic don’t even make her feel grounded anymore. Red alert! Trying to find happiness and meaning again—in more … [Read more...] about The Difference by C. D’Angelo
Waning by Bethany Nicholls
After a century of running – leaving both her creator and confidant behind – she finally found someone worth stopping for. Luna never thought that she could have a normal human life again but with the help of her best friend, Hazel, she manages to regain something she lost in 1619. She has a steady job, a stable home and a beautiful wife… But despite being four hundred years old, there are some things that she will never understand. Humans are weak. The strongest relationships can … [Read more...] about Waning by Bethany Nicholls
