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Susan Lieu's memoir, "Manicurist's Daughter," was a thought-provoking read that evoked a range of...
This is Happiness is the story of a naïve, impressionable, and misunderstood young lady, Tatum,...
Set in 1977 Tehran, Half a Cup of Sand and Sky tells the story of Amineh, a literature student...
I looked forward to reading this book and submitting a candid review; however, I never received...
Bad City is a fascinating non-fictional account of unimaginable corruption and hubris at the...
As a latch ditch effort at IVF, the wealthy Salo and Johanna Oppenheimer are blessed with...
I'm not a "one-sitting" kind of reader, but Jean Hanff Korelitz's The Plot was as close as I come...
The book jacket of Replenishing of the Sea of Galilee promises a family saga across ethnicity,...
Gwen Strauss’s narrative non-fiction, The Nine: The True Story of a Band of Women Who Survived...
In Tanya E. Williams’s All That Was, two women separated by nearly a century grapple with...
Set amid the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic, The Orphan Collector tells a heartbreaking story of young...
Hollywood Park is beautifully written and touching memoir. Before reading this memoir, I knew...
Sameer Pandya’s Members Only is a multi-layered, entertaining, and thought-provoking story of one...
Eight Reasons to move Saint X to the top of your TBR pile. 1. Perspectives. The author told...
Abu-Laith is a man of many dimensions. He’s a successful businessman who has built a place of...
This book gutted me … As a historical fiction enthusiast, I have read many books about...
Chip Cheek’s debut novel is a quick read with an unexpected ending. The story follows 20-year-old...
I thoroughly enjoyed Lorna Landvik’s Chronical of a Radical Hag (with recipes). It is a quick,...
Almost Home is a sweet southern tale of fast friendships and caring characters, with some...
Before reading Elizabeth Cobbs’s The Tubman Command, the only thing I knew about Harriett Tubman...
I am obsessed Yara Zgheib’s, The Girls at 17 Swann Street. It offers a raw, sensitive and...
If you are looking for a “beating all the odds” love story, An Improbable Pairing is just the...
I was drawn to the Red Address Book because it reminded me of my mother, who keeps a tattered old...
An engaging, practical and easy-to-read reference book on the art of crafting compelling...
Tiffany Blues was my first novel by author, MJ Rose, and I applaud her ability to what life was...
I was drawn to this book by several. favorable reviews, and I concur. It's great book. But,...
In college, Sabrina and her BFF Jessica make a list of the five people, dead or alive, they would...
Boy, did this book make me think and feel. Goff has a gift for storytelling and can convey...
Missing Isaac is southern coming-of-age, love story complete with racial tensions and mystery in...
Chloe Benjamin immediately drew me into the Immortalists with her provocative premise. On a hot...
A fresh and hilarious new take on a cookbook. Sweet revenge serves up some delightful and doable...
I can't say sing the praises of As Bright As Heaven loud enough. I loved this book. It's an...
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