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Tomorrow Starts Today

🌟🌟🌟🌟 A sweet and heartfelt reminder that life is short, and the love of family and good friends a joy that must be captured, as quickly as it reveals itself. The fifth in the β€œEscape to the Lake” series by this wonderful and prolific author, I read this charming novel…

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The Wasp Queen

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 An absolute delight, this charming fairy tale will take you on a journey to castles, and kingdoms, and witches with spells that may or may not be broken. When wealthy and evil Vespasia Marchand messes with the wrong fledgling sorcerer, magic happens. And not the good kind. Yes, Vespasia…

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What the Crow saw Below

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 A gorgeous, life-affirming picture book, targeted for three to seven year olds, about curiosity, and wonder, and keeping our head high, up in the clouds, where it belongs. The story centers on the littlest crow, who does not understand her elders fear and the smallness it makes of their…

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Pitch Dark

πŸŒŸπŸŒŸπŸŒŸπŸŒŸπŸ’« #15 in the Mike Bowditch series, this is a nail-biter of a novel, which follows our hero, Mike, a game warden investigator based in the Maine North Woods, on a case which will have him facing an ex-military recluse, Mark Redmond, who is living in seclusion with his twelve…

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Good days, bad days

🌟🌟🌟🌟 What makes a β€˜good’ day for a dysfunctional family? A family made so, in large part, due to unresolved trauma, seeping over time into life-altering mental illness. Betty and Greg Laramie made absolutely terrible parents, eventually forcing them to give up their daughter, Charlie, to foster care. With Betty…

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Mad Mabel

Elsie Mabel Fitzpatrick β€” aka β€œMad Mabel” β€” is eighty-one years old. A tough-talking (tender-hearted?) and deeply humorous octogenarian, six-feet tall with broad shoulders, Mabel puts up with nothing from any-one, least of all the mousy neighborhood child Persephone, or her much-lamented nemesis, the ninety-three year old Ishaan and his…

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A Slowly Dying Cause

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 As sumptuous as the softest duvet, this is a novel to sink into, slowly, letting the six or so POV narrators take you on a journey β€” a winding journey, each of which will lead to something, β€” be it an interesting character interlude, or a major development to…

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Jenny Cooper Has a Secret

πŸŒŸπŸŒŸπŸŒŸπŸŒŸπŸ’« Absorbing and masterful psychological suspense, this top-notch thriller is intermingled with thoughtful social commentary on aging, grief, loneliness, and mental clarity β€” and how hard it is really separate those concepts. Linda Davidson, our first person POV narrator, is seventy-six years old, recently widowed, and living in the retirement…

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North of Ordinary

🌟🌟🌟🌟 Absolutely not your typical memoir β€” but then again, Sue Aikens is not your typical human. The narrative covers Sue’s tragic beginnings as a young girl, abused and unloved; to her mentors, loves, and children as her family life evolves; all the way to her eventual settlement on her…

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Too Close To Home

🌟🌟🌟🌟 A heart-pounding thriller, based on the stories of three women, each of which will connect to the other in ways the reader will absolutely not predict. Told in three alternating points-of-view, between these pages we will visit an affluent New England town, the fictional Cloverhill Lakes, and the entitled,…

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