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A Captivating Story of Inheritance, Discovery, and the Beauty of Tuscany Awaits

It’s a beloved memoir of self-discovery, taking chances, loving a house and the pleasures of food, set against the spectacular Tuscan countryside — so powerful as to inspire many to embark on their own journeys. That easily could be the perfect way to describe Gudrun Cuillo’s Casalvento: House of the…

Jim AlkonOctober 17, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Detailed Exploration of Medieval Life — With a Unique Twist

What would you do if you could suddenly live hundreds of years? What would your future look like? Would you even know where to start? Anthony Hamer answers these questions and more in M Was Twenty August 1346, a historical novel that’s sure to excite every reader’s imagination. An Unexpected…

Katie BloomerOctober 21, 2024

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Amid Chaos Lies Beauty, Growth, and the Promise of Unexpected Bonds

I knew I was in for a treat with Julian Gould’s Nine Days in Rome when at the beginning of Day 2, protagonist Atticus Winterle says, “You know those Spanish soap operas that are so famous with Italian housewives? Take a few of those, sprinkle in some Dallas and Dynasty…

LK GriffieOctober 24, 2024

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In 1960s America, The Disillusioned Search for Truth

America’s 1960s were revolutionary years marked by anti-war protests, flag-burning, civil disobedience and assassinations. Many young people lost their dreams and ideals in the maelstrom, some emerged enlightened, but all were affected by the turbulence.Authors who chose to write about the era have a head start if they lived through…

Joanna PoncavageJuly 24, 2024

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Contemporary Tale of Faith, Redemption, and the Power of Miracles

Consider these words: Sin masquerades as freedom until the consequences come. It’s a telling quote often attributed to Billy Graham but a sentiment preached by many for generations. It also underscores a key theme in R. Christian Bohlen’s Miracle at Angels Bend. In this tale of sin and redemption, Bohlen…

BookTribJune 5, 2024

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Dante’s Lost Secrets Revealed in Historical Mystery

As anyone who has read the Divine Comedy will attest, there were people Italian poet Dante Alighieri liked and those he didn’t like. The former populate his Purgatorio and Paradisio, while the latter — well, let’s just say they are punished, often spectacularly, in his Inferno. His strong views didn’t…

Cynthia ConradAugust 6, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Forgiveness, Tragedy and the Search for “Something Better” in Diane Parrish’s Poignant Novel

Diane Parrish’s rich, thought-provoking novel Something Better (Meridian Editions) is a testament to the tenacity of the human spirit and the enduring quest for, well, something better in life. When Jack and Lydia Brady tragically die in a car accident during a fierce winter storm, their daughter Annabeth, a college…

LK GriffieOctober 8, 2024

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Secret Document by Galileo Leads Professor and Countess on Adventure Through Italy

A veiled prophecy of scientist Galileo Galilei is discovered four centuries after his death, launching an American professor and an Italian countess on a perilous quest to solve its hidden clues in D. Allen Henry’s imaginative The Starry Message. In the fall of 1641, a sightless Galileo recognizes his impending…

Peggy KurkowskiApril 23, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Uncover Secrets, Struggles, and the Spirit of Prohibition

1920s New York. The phrase alone evokes images of fabulous vintage motor cars, parties, flappers, Jazz, clandestine clubs, and perhaps even Jay Gatsby raising a glass in a sardonic toast to Prohibition—an era long past, but never forgotten. USA Today bestselling author, Jennifer S. Brown, brings the era back to…

LK GriffieSeptember 3, 2024

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Thrilling Historical Novel “Wages of Empire” Now on Audiobook

Summer, 1914. The world teeters on the edge of war as an eclectic assortment of archaeologists, Arab freedom fighters, temple guardians, treasure seekers, Zionists, and one runaway teenage boy wanting to fight in the “Great War for Civilization” begin their disparate journeys all leading to Ottoman Palestine and Jerusalem —…

Peggy KurkowskiJuly 30, 2024

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A Cozy Autumn Tale of Forgiveness, Love, and Finding Your Path

The temperature is dropping, leaves are falling, and candles are burning which can only mean one thing: Autumn has arrived! One of the best things about fall is putting together my cozy reading list for the season and I think I found a gem with Bertie’s Place by Edie Goodwin.…

Kelsey HallOctober 9, 2024

Fiction Recommended

A Legacy of Secrets and Survival Spanning Generations

A Wolff in the Family is a sweeping historical saga of a family’s life, hardships, travels, scandals and secrets. Fans of Kristen Hannah’s The Four Winds and Jeannette Walls' Half Broke Horses will be captivated by this multigenerational tale that is based on the true story of author Francine Falk-Allen’s…

Megan BeauregardOctober 2, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Young Woman Embarks Across America & War-Torn Vietnam for a Place to Belong

Inspired by snippets from the author’s life, Ida Mae and Her Passage to Chautauqua (Koehler Books) is a historical nonfiction narrative by award-winning poet and author, Rick Taylor. The story spans two generations, recounting the journey of Ida Mae Glockley and that of her son Adrian from their childhood to…

Natalia KavaleMay 22, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Boyhood Coming-of-Age Inspired by Polio-Stricken 1950s America

A Polio Story: Davy Crockett, Rock ‘n’ Roll and the Devil’s Disease is a poignant, coming-of-age tale — inspired by true events — about what it was like for a little boy growing up in America during the 1950s. Yes, there were coonskin caps, Elvis Presley, I Love Lucy and…

R.G. BelskyJune 12, 2024

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“Tell Me Everything” About Elizabeth Strout’s Upcoming Novel and the End(?) of Her Literary World

Earlier this year, in January, Booker-shortlisted and Pulitzer prize-winning novelist Elizabeth Strout announced the upcoming release of her new book, Tell Me Everything. Coming August 2024, this will be Strout’s 10th published novel and the latest addition to her Shirley Falls and Crosby-centred fictional universe, a literary world she has…

Sophie CampbellMarch 6, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Moving and Lyrical Love Story Follows a Song That Transcends Grief

One fateful night turns Santiago DeAngelo’s world upside down. A tragic accident takes his mother’s life and sends his own world spiraling. The Music We Make (Paradise Publishing) is a tale of love, music and finding peace after loss. It is inspired by the story of author Michelle Rene DeBellis’…

Megan BeauregardJanuary 5, 2023

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A Captivating Story of Inheritance, Discovery, and the Beauty of Tuscany Awaits

Detailed Exploration of Medieval Life — With a Unique Twist

Amid Chaos Lies Beauty, Growth, and the Promise of Unexpected Bonds

In 1960s America, The Disillusioned Search for Truth

Contemporary Tale of Faith, Redemption, and the Power of Miracles

Dante’s Lost Secrets Revealed in Historical Mystery

Forgiveness, Tragedy and the Search for “Something Better” in Diane Parrish’s Poignant Novel

Secret Document by Galileo Leads Professor and Countess on Adventure Through Italy

Uncover Secrets, Struggles, and the Spirit of Prohibition

Thrilling Historical Novel “Wages of Empire” Now on Audiobook

A Cozy Autumn Tale of Forgiveness, Love, and Finding Your Path

A Legacy of Secrets and Survival Spanning Generations

Young Woman Embarks Across America & War-Torn Vietnam for a Place to Belong

Boyhood Coming-of-Age Inspired by Polio-Stricken 1950s America

“Tell Me Everything” About Elizabeth Strout’s Upcoming Novel and the End(?) of Her Literary World

Moving and Lyrical Love Story Follows a Song That Transcends Grief

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