I, like most people, fell immediately in love with Heather Marshall’s debut novel Looking for Jane when I read it back in 2022. It was intr...

I’ve been reading Natalie Jenner’s work since her debut novel, The Jane Austen Society , was released in 2020. She writes really thoughtful ...

I’ve been reading Karma Brown’s novels for a long time. I’ve met her on numerous occasions and have four of her novels on my signed books bo...

It’s a beautiful thing when you find an author you love. You know just what kind of book you’ll get when they release a new one and you know...

I, like many romance readers, fell head over heels in love with Carley Fortune when her debut novel was published last year. Every Summer Af...

I first read one of Natasha Lester’s novels at the very end of 2020. The Paris Secret ( review here ) had been on my radar but it was thank...

I’m pretty sure I’ve mentioned it before, but I was late to the Kelley Armstrong game. I knew who she was, of course (you can’t work in a bo...

You all know I love my historical fiction, especially when it’s set during WWII. I thought The Clockmaker’s Wife sounded interesting but I ...

After falling in love with Natasha Lester's The Paris Secret last year, I was going to read her next novel   no matter what (as well as...

The Bookseller's Secret , Michelle Gable's latest novel, immediately intrigued me. A writer who's lost her mojo? London in prese...

Every once and awhile a story comes along that reminds you about how much history has been lost over time. Sarah Penner's debut novel, T...

I had been sitting with my copy of Janet Skeslien Charles' The Paris Library for almost a year before I finally read it. You see, the b...