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THE VILLAGE OF LOST GIRLS
Village of the Lost Girls Two children, Ana and Lucia were walking home from school but never arrived. Imagine the anxiety, the fear and the uncertainty surrounding their disappearance. Both sets of parents were devastated and one father, Ana’s was accused of being the kidnapper but was released. The other father kept a log and … Continue reading
THE WRIGHT SISTER: PATTY DANN
dynamics and relationships are at the heart of The Wright Sister by author Patty Dunn. Revealing the inside interactions between Orville, Wilbur and Katharine are startling and what most people might not know about these brothers and their sister. Before Wilbur died, Orville and Katharine were as tight as any siblings could be. She … Continue reading
Missing colors spotlight
Colors spotlight General Fiction:Missing Colors Date Published: August 25, 2020 Publisher: Three South Press Author: Lana Orndorff Friends since childhood, Logan Ritter and Hunter James are now only held together by family ties and a history of codependency. Logan is a doctoral student and teacher who wraps himself in work, Hunter’s parents, and his other long-time friend, … Continue reading
Prince and his Mother’s Crown: A heartfelt story
Prince and his Mother’s Crown The beauty of a mother and her magnificent crown of here are the focus of this humorous yet informative colorfully illustrated book. A young child adores his mother and calls her his Queen. He daddy agrees she is beautifying, and she calls him her King. The love of a … Continue reading
Something about Sammy: Blaine Sims
Something about Sammy Instant connections are often like electric sparks that connect two people. Almost like a magnetic attraction. Walking into a bar our narrator sees this man and feels innately attracted to him but his feelings and any actions to ignite a relationship take a back seat as he shares his difficulties with … Continue reading
LET HER VOICE AND MUSIC BE HEARD!
Be Bad Be Bold Be BILLIE: Scarlett Russell Success comes to different people in many ways. Unique, bold, non-conforming and caring less for what others think about her, Billie Eillish rises to the top by just being Billie. Her voice is hers, unique in style and her songs are written with the help of her … Continue reading
The Winter of the Wolf
The winter of the wolf A bond between a brother and sister can be strong and each one has the other’s back when things go wrong. Bean is the central character in this story and her heart is always in the right place and yet for some reason she is not treated like her three … Continue reading
A Paris Model: Alexandra Joel
A Paris Model A planned life that is totally orchestrated and coordinated by a parent does not always yield the best results. Forced into marrying someone because he is of the proper social status and wealth, Grace Woods learns from the start that not everyone or everything is what it appears to be. … Continue reading
DEADLOCK: A MUST READ
Deadlock: Catherine Coulter Behind the walls of a prison lies a deadly and diabolical killer whose goal it is to take down the person who put her in this horrific cell. Planning and creating the perfect scheme require others on the outside to assist. The plan is so heinous yet brilliant and the receiver … Continue reading
THE HOOK: TIM O’MARA
Second chances do not come often, and some people cherish them a soar while others flourish for a short time and go back to their old ways. Raymond Donne is the Dean of a school and a former Brooklyn cop. Working in a school requires that each person be vetted and making sure … Continue reading
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