K.L. Romo

Our World Needs More Than “Thoughts & Prayers,” but This Powerful Book Is a Good Start

Almost four years after the horrific school shooting in Parkland, Florida, author Lee Anne Post pays homage to the victims in her novel Thoughts and Prayers (Milford House Press). This riveting and terrifying read takes us into the minds of the perpetrators, the victims and the victims’ families in a…

K.L. RomoNovember 19, 2021

Fiction

“The Trees Are Dying” But There Is Power Within Each of Us to Change Their Fate

In his lyrical, metaphysical novel, The Trees Are Dying, author Ed Surma uses storytelling to challenge readers to make a difference in our world. The frame of the story feels like a fairy tale — but this one is written for grownups. The Twelve are faeries of the forest, each…

K.L. RomoApril 14, 2021

Business Nonfiction

Mind Over Money: Creating a Millionaire Mentality

This is not an ordinary book about financial strategies; it is a guide to creating a millionaire mindset. Investing is not just about money; it’s about your life—your emotions and behavior and goals. Especially in today’s turbulent times, overcoming negative attitudes and biases is vital to making sound financial decisions.…

K.L. RomoNovember 19, 2018

Book Club Network Thrillers

A Druggie, a Dominatrix and a Tower of Songs

Who doesn’t love an irreverent badass who admits he’s a screw-up? Duck Darley is the most damaged anti-hero you’d never want to meet in a dark corner of New York City. In Casey Barrett’s The Tower of Songs: A Duck Darley Novel (Kensington) East meets West when a Chinese power…

K.L. RomoAugust 20, 2019

Book Club Network Romance

Dupattas and Desire: “Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows”

In Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows (William Morrow), Balli Kaur Jaswal writes a textured tale about Punjabi Indian women and sexual taboos, masterfully juxtaposing modern and traditional, West and East, and each generation’s definition of oppression, with a murder mystery woven into the cultural tapestry. Nikki Grewal has already disappointed…

K.L. RomoSeptember 11, 2018

Book Club Network Fiction

’20s Cotton Crisis Plunges 3 Gritty Women into Survival Mode

After boll weevils devastate the Southern cotton crops in the early 1920s, three diverse Branchville, South Carolina women will do whatever it takes to keep their families safe. In her debut novel Call Your Daughter Home (Park Row Books), Deb Spera plunges readers into life in a small Southern town…

K.L. RomoMay 15, 2019

Book Club Network Fiction

Terry Watkins’ Darling Girl Disrupted

What if you lived in a trailer, always moving to the next town? What if your mom had to spend weeks away and your dad was never home? In Darling Girl (Green Place Books), a heart-moving tale, Terry H. Watkins chronicles 13 years in the precarious life of “DG” Pitre through…

K.L. RomoOctober 5, 2018

Fiction

“The Fallen Architect:” An Old-Fashioned Mystery

In The Fallen Architect, Charles Belfoure (House of Thieves and The Paris Architect, Sourcebooks Landmark) throws readers into a murder mystery enveloped in the electrifying world of variety theater in turn-of-the-century Edwardian England. Although the son of a humble stonemason, Douglas Layton became a rising star in the Royal Institute…

K.L. RomoSeptember 26, 2018

Our World Needs More Than “Thoughts & Prayers,” but This Powerful Book Is a Good Start

“The Trees Are Dying” But There Is Power Within Each of Us to Change Their Fate

Mind Over Money: Creating a Millionaire Mentality

A Druggie, a Dominatrix and a Tower of Songs

Dupattas and Desire: “Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows”

’20s Cotton Crisis Plunges 3 Gritty Women into Survival Mode

Terry Watkins’ Darling Girl Disrupted

“The Fallen Architect:” An Old-Fashioned Mystery

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