Movie Star by Lizzie Pepper is Hilary Liftin’s debut novel, though you may be familiar with her work. She’s ghostwritten several popular celebrity memoirs of stars like Miley Cyrus, Mackenzie Phillips, and Tori Spelling. That talent comes in handy in this novel/Hollywood exposé. Movie Star takes the reader behind closed doors of an A-list couple- […]
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Aziz Ansari bucks the celebrity memoir trend and instead writes a humorous book on dating in the digital age. In Modern Romance, Ansari teams up with sociologist Eric Klinenberg to look at dating habits and cultural trends and the pros and cons of finding love on your smartphone. Ansari touched on these dating topics in […]
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In Love by the Book– an American in London puts her stalled love life in the hands of various dating guides. Can she find the fun and flirty guy she’s looking for by going by the book? Lauren Cunningham left her family and relationship behind in Maine to start over in London. She has a […]
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I’m not up to date on Samantha Young’s On Dublin Street series, though I’ve loved the books I’ve read so far. So, it was a no-brainer to pick up Young’s new standalone novel. Hero features a romance between Boston billionaire businessman Caine Carraway and his new personal assistant Alexa Holland. There is some bad blood […]
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In Brooke Davis’ debut, Lost & Found, seven-year-old Millie Bird is abandoned in a department store and trying to reconnect with her mother. Helping her are two elderly strangers who know a little something about the grief Millie is experiencing. This book was a big hit in Australia and is new to US shelves. Lost […]
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I faced my fears and finally finished the Legend trilogy! I’ve had end-of-series phobia lately, and Allegiant didn’t calm my fears. I know it doesn’t make sense for dystopian series’ to wrap everything up neatly with a HEA. But as long as the conclusion makes sense with the rest of the series I’m okay. The […]
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