First off – Happy Memorial Day, Bank Holiday Weekend, Half-term Break, Pentecost and any other holiday I might have missed. In the spirit of saying yes to adventure, author Alisha…
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For all of you out there who have a soft spot, or rather a sweet spot for Greenwich Village in New York City then The Sweet Spot is for you.…
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Lynda Cohen Loigman’s third novel The Matchmaker’s Gift is a charming, fast-paced story about Sara, a matchmaker on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in the early 1900’s who can…
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In these doldrum days between Christmas and New Year’s when not a lot is happening, presents have been opened, champagne has been quaffed and there’s really nothing to do until…
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The Frederick Sisters Are Living the Dream is a very funny, sometimes romantic and often moving portrait of how one woman’s life gets turned upside down when she becomes the…
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All bibliophiles will find solace in this memoir Bookends: A Memoir of Love, Loss and Literature Its author Zibby Owens, author, podcaster, publisher, CEO and mother of four, charts her major…
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I loved British writer Clare Pooley’s heartwarming second novel- The People on Platform 5 or Iona Iverson’s Rules for Commuting for readers in the US and Canada. It’s a story about unexpected…
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Oh, how I loved this book. Annabel Monaghan’s debut novel Nora Goes Off Script was a joy to read and reread. The protagonist Nora Hamilton is a romance channel screenwriter…
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Adrienne Brodeur’s unputdownable memoir, Wild Game: My Mother, Her Lover and Me is not only an amazing story but beautifully written. And it’s told with great empathy by its author.…
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I felt like that in these dark times, I needed to read something funny and Pakistani American Wajahat Ali is very funny. What I didn’t realise is how much I…
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