Author Archives: Jenn
Review: Friends and Strangers by J. Courtney Sullivan
I’ve been a fan of Sullivan’s work for some time. She excels at crafting dynamic, yet flawed characters and strong relationships. What she has crafted with Sam and Elisabeth is so real, so genuine. I quickly forgot they were fictional … Continue reading
Review: Home Before Dark by Riley Sager
This is one of the books of the summer you cannot miss, the very kind of book I’ve been seeking. I love a good haunted house tale and this one certainly reeled me in. Told in alternating time periods/points of … Continue reading
Review: The Last Flight by Julie Clark
It’s been a while since I’ve written a review. Not because I haven’t read anything, but nothing lately has jumped out at me and screamed “Now this is a book I want to talk about!” Apologies in advance for all … Continue reading
Review: You Let Me In by Camilla Bruce
When I started reading this book, I had no idea what I was getting into. The cover is dark and pretty ominous. The premise alludes to a dark and deadly past. A story within a story, which is to believed? … Continue reading
Dewey’s 24-Hour #Readathon: April 2020 Update Post
It’s here! Read-a-thon day! I’m off to a late start (reading at least) but I made cinnamon rolls, dinner is in the crock pot, the dog has been walked, and I’m in my comfy reading outfit ready to read! Up … Continue reading
Dewey’s 24-Hour #Readathon: April 2020
This read-a-thon serves as my 11th anniversary! I started participating in this read-a-thon in April of 2009! Boy, has time changed. I flipped through images of read-a-thon’s past and discovered I’ve gone through 5-6 reading chairs (I’m picky about my … Continue reading
Review: Little Secrets by Jennifer Hillier
No one does psychological thrillers like Hillier! This is the sixth title of hers I’ve read and loved! She’s done it again; I think she can’t possibly top her last book but this one…this one most certainly tops them all. … Continue reading
Review: The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix
Whoah!! I’m a fan of Hendrix’s books (I’ve read every one of them) but this one quickly rose to the top as a favorite. Toted as Dracula meets Steel Magnolias or Fried Green Tomatoes, it really is the most unique of vampire tales. Hendrix took … Continue reading
Review: The City We Became by N. K. Jemisin
Words cannot describe the poetic power that resides within the pages of this book. We often refer to the soul of a city, but what if a city had an actual soul? A soul so strong that it takes the … Continue reading