“Blood floated on top of the carpet as though hesitant to soak in, sorry for the mess. No war zone here. Here, a family room in northern California, 2009. A […]
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Author: Maria Kelson
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Fiction
A Tiny Piece of Blue
Author: Charlotte Whitney
Charlotte Whitney skillfully takes us back to rural Michigan during the Great Depression. Desperate families pass on their children to extended family to feed, or sell them or abandon them. […]
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Dancing with Dragons
Author: Jenni Ogden
The stunning photograph on the cover of Jenni Ogden’s novel, Dancing with Dragons, drew me in. I was immediately captivated by the “Acknowledgement of Country,” where she pays tribute to […]
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Don’t Pity the Desperate
Author: Anna B. Moore
A Rebel’s Story Ever wonder what it’s like to be locked up in a recovery center? Ever sent your teenager to one and been concerned about what might be happening […]
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The Queen of the Platform
Author: Susan Higginbotham
Historical fiction is one of my passions, whether it’s presented as a period drama on the big or small screen, the stage, or in book form. That’s why I looked […]
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Beautiful & Terrible Things
Author: S.M. Stevens
How do you decide what books to read? By favorite genre? The elevator pitch? the cover? I chose to read and review Beautiful & Terrible Things because it was outside […]
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