In “Once Upon a Wardrobe,” Megs Devonshire grapples with the heartbreaking reality that her eight-year-old brother, George, is seriously ill and enchanted by C.S. Lewis’s “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.” Desperate to fulfill George’s dying wish to discover the origins of Narnia, Megs finds herself at the Kilns, the property of the famous…
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The Kings of Kearny by Navessa Allen | Book Review
This book took me by surprise, and I couldn’t contain my excitement. Featuring a main character surrounded by war heroes, a wounded yet fierce female protagonist, and a strikingly sexy male biker, the story had me hooked. The depth of character and world-building, despite being new to this author’s work, made me feel like there…
The Conqueror’s Princess by Jeanette Rose & Alice Callisto | Book Review
In “The Conqueror’s Princess,” a novel centered around a princess forced into marriage with her city’s conqueror, the narrative unfolds with a mix of romance, politics, and notable character development. Charlotte, the king’s eldest daughter, initially appears as a typical fantasy heroine, fiercely protective of her sisters and stubborn. Paired with Evan, a loyal warrior,…
Rattlesnake Road by Amanda McKinney | Book Review
In “Rattlesnake Road,” Grey’s life descends into chaos, marked by a miscarriage, a job loss due to a drunken incident, and a cheating husband. Taking charge of her destiny, Grey leaves her luxurious life, purchasing a dilapidated log cabin in Berry Springs. Amanda McKinney, a new author for me, impresses with her sharp prose, particularly…
The New Neighbor by Karen Cleveland | Book Review
Karen Cleveland skillfully navigates a web of suspects, challenging readers to discern the trails that genuinely lead nowhere. Beth Bradford, leading a seemingly quiet life in a suburban cul-de-sac while employed by the CIA, finds her world upended as her eldest son heads to college, and her marriage unravels. As she reluctantly relocates, tracking an…
Spinster Sister by Elise Marion | Book Review
Helena Montgomery is determined to earn money for her and her siblings, so she joins a group of her closest friends on their escapades to rob coaches. But once she meets Sebastian, an earl, Helena’s plans become more complicated.I adored Helena: she was resilient and loving and did everything she could to support her family….
Identity by Nora Roberts | Book Review
One thing I always love about Nora Roberts is her ability to draw the reader into her world and make you feel as though you are right there with the characters. It is a talent that has always amazed me and one of the biggest reasons I enjoy her books so much.
The Match by Harlan Coben | Book Review
This is the sequel to The Boy in the Woods, which I haven’t read. I will say after reading this one I think I should have read the first one. While this does work as a stand alone I think I felt as though I missed out on learning more about Wilde. He grew up…
The Golden Oldies’ Book Club by Judy Leigh | Book Review
We begin with Jeannie who is seventy-two and living with her ninety-five-year-old mother Violet. She also has her teenage grandchildren staying with her as they are finishing up school. She has a lot going on but one bright spot is her book club at the local library. In the club we have Ruth, the librarian,…
The Post Box at the North Pole by Jaimie Admans | Book Review
<em>I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.</em> <a href=” https://storiedconversation.com/ ” target=”_blank”>This review was originally posted on Storied Conversation</a> Can you imagine getting to go to the Arctic Circle during Christmas? That was Sasha does as she…
