Thank you NetGalley and Kensington Publishing for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Arliss Cutter has a reputation for tracking fugitives in the Alaskan wilderness. He can tell the direction of travel, determine if there are any injuries, and more just by observing their footfall and the surroundings. But when … Continue reading RELEASING TODAY! Bad River
This is not the world Heather Wells thought she’d be in. As an assistant dorm director at a college in NYC, she deals with everything from emotional meltdowns of her residents to stopping their dangerous pranks to even protecting the dignity of the college president’s wife when she comes in drunk. A series of unfortunate … Continue reading Size 12 is Not Fat
It's officially my birthday week and, by the time this posts, I'll be on my road trip vacation! We are headed north for a few days of celebrating without kids in tow - this October also marks 10 years since we were married, so we're making the most of this vacation! Even though I'll be … Continue reading This Week: July 21st
Thank you NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. It’s been years since all three Bishop sisters were at the Precipice, but the death of their father has brought them all together for the reading of the will. The sisters and their families arrive at the … Continue reading One Big Happy Family
This day started like any other – Matt picked Josie up to go to school. They sat with friends during study hall during third period. They were laughing and having a good time until the explosion. Then nothing made sense. Someone started screaming about a guy with a gun in the school. A friend said … Continue reading Nineteen Minutes
The last time Addie saw Dylan was as he was leaving their flat after their argument. That was months ago, but now, here they are, on the side of the road, staring at their respective cars after a crash. They knew they might run into each other this week at their friends’ wedding, but not … Continue reading The Road Trip
When I was a little girl, we used to take road trips 2-3 times a year to see family and so my dad could play in golf tournaments around the state. Some of my favorite memories are of playing road trip games and reading in the backseat on the way there and back. What are … Continue reading This Week: July 14th
Arthur Fonzarelli was an icon for my generation and the one before. The character on the Happy Days TV show made being cool synonymous with a leather jacket, perfectly styled hair, and a mischievous background. The man behind that character never felt like he fit that bill. In his autobiography Being Henry, Henry Winkler explores … Continue reading Being Henry
An immigrant family tries to make a place for themselves in the American desert. An American family is torn apart by scandal. Two American soldiers battle demons inside themselves after their time at war. A little boy experiences tremendous loss. One act brings them all together to try to right a wrong and make up … Continue reading We Are Called to Rise
Jem is a long way from home both literally and figuratively. She and her husband moved to New York City for his job. Instead of running her catering business or having tea with her friends back home in England, Jem is suddenly thrust into the work of art gallery premieres, product release parties, and…a Hamptons … Continue reading The Pool House
