The Black Feathers

Gripping, dark, gothic, and ghostly! The Black Feathers was such an enjoyable and eerie book by Rebecca Netley. This is the second book that I have read

Shelterwood

Oklahoma, 1909 Eleven-year-old Olive Augusta Radley’s stepfather is not a good man. She knows that his intentions toward the two Choctaw girls staying in their

The Girls We Sent Away

The Girls We Sent Away is gripping, moving, shocking and thought provoking. I loved this audiobook. I could not stop listening and when life got in

Wandering Stars

Wandering Stars is not a BIG book in terms of pages (336) but HUGE in what it contains. I have not read There There and plan on making

If You Leave Me

Love, friendship, choices, war, family…… Haemi and Kyunghwan, childhood friends and their families, flee to a refugee camp after the communist army invaded their homes.

The Warm Hands of Ghosts

First off, what a beautiful book cover! January 1918 Laura Iven is a discharged field nurse who has and returned to her home in Halifax,

What Blooms from Dust

Jeremiah Goodbye (a.k.a. the coin flip killer) is saved from the electric chair when a tornado tears down the prison. He then makes his way

A Sweet Sting of Salt

A Sweet Sting of Salt is a gripping, tension filled and enchanting reimaging of the folktale “The Selkie Wife.” I was instantly swept away and found

Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery

This book bewitched me!  From the very beginning, I was enchanted. I found this book to be addictive, shocking, original, and so well done. Another

Mercury

If you have not read a book by Amy Jo Burns, you are missing out. Seriously, you are missing out. What appears to be a