It arrived like all letters, an unexpected letter in a plain ordinary looking envelope, so why did this letter give Vinita an uneasy feeling? Maybe it was because her husband was away on a business trip for another week.  Once…

Reviewed by Jeannine

A poignant debut novel of an Irish gypsy boy’s childhood in the 1950′s by the author of the bestselling memoir A Rip in Heaven.

Ireland, 1959: Young Christy Hurley is a Pavee gypsy, traveling with

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“Dear Reader, Being trapped in a bedroom with a woman is a grand thing. Being trapped in hundreds of bedrooms over two thousand years isn’t. And being cursed into a book as a love-slave for eternity

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This is just the sort of books I love to read, as they are in a time when all was safe and almost innocent in the world.  Going back to a time and a place where everything is fresh and…

Hmmmm, yet another debut novel. The summer seems full of first time writers, and yet it seems like it’s truly hard to find a really good first time novel to read and like. This one was good, and an…

This is the story of three sisters whose lives, loves, and disappointments are blended together when they are forced to be united by the death of their father, Olivier Peine.

Clementine, the eldest, who believes she is the sole…

This book is about three friends: Whitney, Hercules and Audrey. Whitney and Hercules are born of immigrants, and Audrey is the adoptive daughter of billionaire white Texas Americans. They are very different, yet best friends, each trying to achieve…

Reviewed by Jeannine

This novel is about Charlie Weir – his life, loves, and disappointments. Not only is he suffering from the effects of a dysfunctional family (aren’t we all?) but also personal injustice, and to keep you on your…

I Don’t Know How She Does It is a brutally honest story of how a woman balances a family as well as her successful career.

Main character Kate Reddy has everything that women sometimes work their entire lives for…