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Celebrating Lovely Imperfections in “Branching Out”

Emotional and satisfying, Kerstin March’s novel Branching Out is a skillfully written love story that will truly touch the heart of readers. This isn’t a story about a perfect marriage, and that’s what makes it so very lovely in its deeply moving journey of love between two people. This is…
BookTrib
June 21, 2018
Fiction

Susan Wiggs and The Beekeeper’s Ball

If you’re searching for an enchanting spring or summer read, The Beekeeper’s Ball is the perfect choice! Set amid the lush backdrop of Sonoma County, you will be swept away by the beauty of Bella Vista in Susan Wiggs’s sequel to The Apple Orchard, with its tranquil gardens, ripe apple…
BookTrib Guest Author
March 29, 2015
Fiction

Tall Poppy Review: Romance and Destiny in Monaco

Imagine joining Grace Kelly’s private dinner parties with a jet set of aristocrats, artisans, and Hollywood elite, all taking place along the glamourous Côte d’Azur. Add Prince Rainier, the wedding of the century, and the magic of Monaco, and it’d be no surprise to see Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb…
Julie Cantrell
July 18, 2019
mothers day booksFiction

Book Love for Moms on Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day is this Sunday, which means it’s time to celebrate the mothers in your life. Maybe you’re a mother yourself, or maybe you have a mother or a mother-type figure you appreciate. Regardless, why not make this Mother’s Day a literary one? Celebrate in a way that everyone is…
Rachel Carter
May 12, 2017
Fiction

“More Than Words” Challenges a Life Mapped Out

More than Words (Putnam Books) is Jill Santopolo’s highly anticipated contemporary women’s fiction following her national bestseller The Light We Lost. Nina Gregory was raised by her father, Joseph Gregory, the owner of a high-end hotel company. He adores Nina, and she’s completely devoted to him. In her thirties, Nina…
Ann Lineberger
February 6, 2019
Fiction

Melissa Falcon Field and the Risks of Social Media

Melissa Falcon Field alights on the literary fiction scene with her spell-binding debut novel, What Burns Away (Sourcebooks Landmark, January 2015). In a delicately woven tale of temptation and loyalty, new mom and protagonist Claire Spruce’s high school sweetheart resurfaces via social media at a vulnerable time in her life.…
Angela Palm
January 1, 2015