Monthly Archives: March 2008

Marnie Matlaind returns to her Lowcountry birthplace after being gone for a decade to help in the healing of her traumatized nine-year old nephew she’s never met. At her return, Marnie is forced to face the demons of her childhood, … Continue reading →

Dr. Ephraim Carroll comes to the University Of Pennsylvania Medical School to study under the renowned Dr. William Osler. He is soon pulled into an investigation of a chain of murders that seemed to be tied to the doctors of … Continue reading →

I reviewed this amazing book several months ago, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that I was asked to review it again by a different publishing group. Alice Winston’s older sister moves away and leaves her to face the … Continue reading →

I recently read an article that discussed how more adults are reading young adult fiction than ever before. I trace this back to the amazing Harry Potter books by J.K Rowling. I became one of these such adults this weekend, … Continue reading →

Georgia Walker is a busy single mom that juggles running a knitting store in Manhattan with raising a 13 year old biracial daughter. Several of her patrons decide to start a knitting club, called “The Friday Night Knitting Club.” The … Continue reading →

Shay Bourne is on death row for killing a police officer and his stepdaughter. Shay’s last wish before his execution is to donate his heart to save the life of his victims’ daughter/sister. This book makes one question religion and … Continue reading →

Abby Mason, soon-to-be stepmother, loses her future step daughter on a foggy San Francisco Beach. The book follows her search for Emma, a search that continues even after Emma’s father and police have lost all hope. Overall, this was an … Continue reading →