Krysti Ostermeyer

Rachel Lynn Solomon’s “Extracurricular” Delivers Smart, Swoony Romance

Girl begins to hate job. Girl quits job. Girl goes to college for the experience and degree she never had. Girl matches wits with professor. Girl and professor… might… like… each other? Though this is an extremely simplified summary of Extracurricular by Rachel Lynn Solomon, if you’re interested in forbidden…

Krysti OstermeyerJuly 14, 2026

Fiction Romance

“In Every Possible Way” Is Alicia Thompson’s Most Enchanting Romance Yet

If you want to read a prolifically written romance novel with extremely quotable male main characters set all over Ireland, wondering, “Will they?" Or won’t they? And quite possibly sleep through your alarm clock because you’ve stayed up too late reading (again!), you should absolutely visit your nearest bookstore and…

Krysti OstermeyerJune 22, 2026

Fiction

A Feminist Reclamation in Julia Langbein’s “Dear Monica Lewinsky”

In this powerful memoir, Lyn Barrett recounts her journey through Dissociative Identity Disorder, revealing how a family crisis unearthed her long-buried childhood trauma. Crazy: Reclaiming Life from the Shadow of Traumatic Memory is a story of resilience and transformation — the reclaiming of a life once fragmented by trauma.

Krysti OstermeyerApril 16, 2026

Fiction

Rising Stars, Falling Shadows in “Darkening Song”

In Choosing Emotions, D. Earl Johnston offers a fresh “emotionary” that defines 272 emotional states through direct language, everyday phrases, and quotes spanning 3,000 years. Both entertaining and deeply researched, it gives readers a rare tool for naming what they feel with clarity and purpose.

Krysti OstermeyerMarch 11, 2026

Fiction

M.L. Stedman’s “A Far-flung Life” Is a Sweeping Saga of Grief and Endurance

In this powerful memoir, Lyn Barrett recounts her journey through Dissociative Identity Disorder, revealing how a family crisis unearthed her long-buried childhood trauma. Crazy: Reclaiming Life from the Shadow of Traumatic Memory is a story of resilience and transformation — the reclaiming of a life once fragmented by trauma.

Krysti OstermeyerMarch 4, 2026

Fiction Romance

Sparks and Small-Town Swoon in “Maybe This Once”

What happens when the daughter of a legendary rockstar moves in with her uncle at the resort that he lives and works at in a northern Michigan town? And she subsequently meets the - ahem - super gorgeous owner of said resort and develops feelings that she should NOT have?…

Krysti OstermeyerFebruary 13, 2026

Fiction

A Spellbinding Return to Camelot in “The Once and Future Queen”

If you think you know the story about King Arthur and Queen Guinevere, you may be in for a surprising - and enlightening - awakening in The Once and Future Queen by Paula Lafferty. This debut novel, the first in a trilogy, is described as a magical Camelot that is…

Krysti OstermeyerDecember 8, 2025

Fiction

Seventeen Years, One Unfinished Love Story: “Love Letters from Other People” Soars

In a small town in Indiana, two teenagers named Aubrey and Nick fall in love. Nick lives with his alcoholic father, while Aubrey comes from a traditional family. Can their love survive? Love Letters from Other People is a novel told in dual timelines: the present and 17 years ago.…

Krysti OstermeyerDecember 8, 2025

Fiction

“The Heir Apparent” Delivers an Adult Twist on the Princess Fantasy

As a teenager coming of age in the aughts, I was a fan girl of The Princess Diaries. Mia Thermopolis learns that she is a princess of the fictitious country of Genovia, and undergoes a giant makeover. She is transformed from a bespectacled nobody into a bombshell babe, and must…

Krysti OstermeyerDecember 2, 2025

Krysti Ostermeyer

“The Heir Apparent” Delivers an Adult Twist on the Princess Fantasy

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