The Girl Who Never Came Back: Review
Suzanne Goldring’s, The Girl Who Never Came Back is a powerful, moving, and utterly engrossing story that lingers long after
Historical Fiction
The Mountains Sing: Book Review
The Mountains Sing brings to life the experiences of one Vietnamese family across some of the most turbulent decades in
Peach Blossom Spring: Book Review
Reading Peach Blossom Spring, at a time when global displacement is again dominating the news, made its themes even more
Weyward by Emilia Hart: Book Review
Weyward by Emili Hart, is a beautifully told novel about survival, identity, and the power of legacy. Emilia Hart reminds
A Tale of Two Cities: Book Review
At its core, A Tale of Two Cities by Charle Dickins, is a novel about contrasts: focusing on love and
The Six Murders of Daphne St Clair: Review
Dark, provocative, and stylishly written, The Six Murders of Daphne St Clair by MacKenzie Common is a compelling critique of
Carnival of Lies by D.V. Bishop Book Review
Carnival of Lies (Cesare Aldo 5) D.V. Bishop avoids the mid-series slump that plagues many long-running crime series. By taking
The Greek House by Dinah Jefferies Book Review
The Greek House by Dinah Jefferies is a moving, multi-layered novel about uncovering the past, navigating love and loss, and
Louis Mie and the Trial of Hautefaye by L. M. Twist Book Review
Louis Mie and the Trial of Hautefaye by L. M. Twist is a historical novel set in France in 1870,
Full Circle by Vered Neta Book Review
Full Circle is for readers who appreciate the personal stakes of historical fiction. It’s a tribute to the courage of