A 195O’s gothic horror novel that takes place in Mexico. A young woman comes to help her cousin at a very haunted and disturbing house.

"Words Fail Me" is both useful and delightful. O'Connor's humorous approach, helpful examples, and clear writing provide practical guidance for anyone who wants to improve their writing.

I loved how this reminded me of “Romancing the Stone!” It had adventure and a lot of romance. A great read for the middle of January!

I adore this series. I can't wait to see what he comes up with next! They are a fast and entertaining read!

Fantastically amusing 88-year-old Swedish woman is the main character in these interconnected short stories of a life well lived with unusual and surprising twists. Especially lovely is the final 100 page novella of a luxury trip to South Africa. Discover why elderly women must not be underestimated!

I enjoy reading stories that are on islands, in this case Nantucket. Also I appreciate Eleanor, who is a senior citizen. She has a lot of family drama!

I thought this book was well written and filled my need for a quick, fictional read. I thought the romance scenes in this book were too much and honestly a distraction to the story.

Great read. A spouse leaving letters to help with the transition of losing a spouse. Not as depressing as it sounds, beautifully written and insightful.

The first book in the Maple Hills series and the first novel by Hannah Grace. It’s about college athletes, Stassie an ice skater and Nate a hockey player. I thought it was a bit long. Very steamy with a several chapters focused on that. There is also a lot of drinking too. The bookstagram community loves this book. It felt like reality tv and I couldn’t look away for that reason.

This book is fascinating.