“He who holds the pen tells the truth.” Arthur Fletch Epigraph: The Ending Writes Itself by Evelyn Clarke New writing duo, V.E. Schwab (Bury our Bones in the Midnight Soil) and Cat Clarke team up as Evelyn Clarke to produce an original who-done-it in The Ending Writes Itself. In this twisty tale six…
“No man will call your house, home. And if they try, they will not have peace. Your daughters are cursed – they will pursue men, but the men will be like water in their palms.” – Cursed Daughters How do I describe Cursed Daughters, author Oyinkan Braithwaite’s sophomore…
“No one needed a magic wardrobe that opened to Narnia if they had a library card; if you had a library card, you had a thousand magic wardrobes to choose from, ten thousand….A library card was as good as a sword drawn from a stone” - King Sorrow, by Joe Hill Warning: This book…
“Somewhere, deep within, unspoken, we must know, we do know, that we’re all have our time adrift. For what else is a marriage, really, if not stuck on a small raft with someone and trying to survive. Pg. 202 A Marriage at Sea by Sophie Elmhirst I have a confession to make. I force…
Annabel Monaghan’s latest release is a smart and sweet success that reads like the best kind of love story, equal parts charming and heartwarming. It’s a Love Story delivers the fizzy delight of a beach read, but blooms into something more: an unexpected anthem to self-discovery and acceptance. When we meet Jane Jackson, she's trying…
“Everything Burns.” Keith Carruthers Hold on to your hats. This one is a wild ride. In S.A. Cosby’s newest, The King of Ashes, we meet Roman Carruthers, a successful wealth management professional. One evening he receives a call from his sister, Neveah, telling Roman to come home. Their father, Keith, has been in a terrible…
2025 is fast approaching, but we're not quite ready to turn the page on 2024! This year was filled with titles that made us laugh, cry, and gasp. We read stories that moved, challenged, and transported us. We're a community that loves to read -- and to share what we're reading -- which is why…
