Review: Her Daughter’s Mother by Daniela Petrova
Her Daughter’s Mother by Daniela Petrova is an engaging and original page-turner.
Book Club Questions for The Summer Country by Lauren Willig
Book club questions for The Summer Country by Lauren Willig takes a closer look at this powerful and emotional family saga.
The Summer Country by Lauren Willig: Review
The Summer Country by Lauren Willig is a beautifully written historical fiction novel set in colonial Barbados.
Book Club Questions for Miracle Creek by Angie Kim
Miracle Creek by Angie Kim is a must read for book clubs—there’s so much to discuss!
Review: Miracle Creek by Angie Kim
Miracle Creek by Angie Kim is a stunning novel that stays with you long after you finish the last page.
Book Club Questions for Beyond the Point by Claire Gibson
Beyond the Point by Claire Gibson is a story about friendship and bravery.
Review: Beyond the Point by Claire Gibson
Beyond the Point by Claire Gibson is a stirring novel about a trio of friends navigating life and war together.
Book Club Questions for The Last Time I Saw You by Liv Constantine
The Last Time I Saw You by Liv Constantine is a cat-and-mouse thriller with plenty of twists and turns.
Review: The Last Time I Saw You by Liv Constantine
The Last Time I Saw You by Liv Constantine is an addicting tale about the aftermath of a high-society murder.
Book Club Questions for The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren
The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren is a feel-good romantic comedy.
Review: The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren
The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren is a cute romantic comedy that is heartfelt and full of depth.
Book Club Questions for The Night Before by Wendy Walker
The Night Before by Wendy Walker follows two sisters uncovering long-buried secrets when an internet date spirals out of control.
Review: The Night Before by Wendy Walker
The Night Before by Wendy Walker is a timely and compelling thriller full of unexpected twists.
Book Club Questions for The East End by Jason Allen
The East End by Jason Allen highlights the socio-economic divide in the Hamptons, but also how the basic human need for connection and trust can transcend class differences.