Nicholas Sparks’ Two by Two is hitting shelves in just one week. To celebrate, Hachette is sharing an early peek at the book and offering two copies for giveaway. Two by Two is about a husband and father who is dealing with some unexpected life changes. It’s about love, family and the bond between a father and […]
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In The Bookshop on the Corner, English librarian Nina Redmond is out of a job when her library downsizes to focus more on digital content. She decides to pick up the library’s discards and start her own mobile library, relocating from Birmingham to the Scottish Highlands. Her library bus soon has the whole town reading, […]
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Mailbox Monday is a weekly event where we share our latest book arrivals. Link up and find new mailboxes to stalk at the Mailbox Monday blog. I post my mailbox hauls about twice a month. Here are some of the books that have made their way to me this month: Stalking Jack the Ripper by Kerri Maniscalco from […]
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There was a lot of buzz and chatter about All the Ugly and Wonderful Things this summer. I’d heard about this forbidden love story and how it is somewhat of an uncomfortable read. I’m not one to shy away from a controversial book, though, and I eagerly tore through this one recently. This riveting story […]
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Gayle Forman is one of my favorite YA authors, and so I was thrilled to see her make her Adult debut with Leave Me. She brings “all the feels” we’ve come to expect from her work in this new venture. Leave Me centers around an overworked magazine editor/wife/mom who takes drastic measures to reclaim her […]
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In Who’s That Girl, Edie becomes a social pariah after an inappropriate kiss at a wedding. (She kisses the groom!) She flees town to lay low with family until the gossip dies down, passing the time by ghostwriting a book for a hot actor. Can she write her own happy ending in the process? Who […]
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