Mind Games by Stephanie Black Psychologist Natalie Marsh’s dream is now reality: her mental health services clinic has opened and is housed in an elegant, newly renovated nineteenth-century building. Unfortunately, not everyone is happy with the clinic’s presence, including Heather Osbourne, a troubled young woman who wholly objects to the occupation of the building. Heather has…
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Book Review: Searching for Irene
Searching for Irene What happened to Irene? When Anna Coughlin, a modern 1920’s woman, travels to the secluded hills of Virginia to work for wealthy Lawrence Richardson, she discovers that the previous secretary, Irene, mysteriously disappeared a few weeks before. Upon arriving at the castle-like mansion to begin working, Anna finds that Lawrence’s handsome, but antagonistic…
Gift Guide 2016 – Books For Everybody
Hey everyone! Today’s gift guide is for all the readers in your life. Books for everybody! Whether they read non-stop or just a book a year, there is bound to be something they will enjoy on this list. When I was in university I had to promise my mom that I wouldn’t read any books…
Book Review: The Littlest Bigfoot
About The Littlest Bigfoot: There are some authors whose books you have loved, and will take a risk with them, just because you trust them that much. This is how I feel about Jennifer Weiner. Good In Bed and In Her Shoes were both books that I could relate to and laughed my head off…
Not Always Happenstance by Rachael Anderson
This is the second of 12 books in the Power of the Matchmaker Series. Each book can be read as a stand alone. I am loving this matchmaker series. I liked Broken Things To Mend, the first book in the series, and this second installment held up to my expectations. I love the characters. Lani…
Book Review: Broken Things To Mend by Karey White
Broken Things to Mend by Karey White Celia is running away from everything and everyone she knows. With no family and hardly anyone to call a friend, she looks at an atlas and starts flipping the pages. She finally decides on Sisters, Oregon and boards a bus in hopes of a fresh start on her…
Book Review: The Throne of David
If you love the thrilling scholarly adventure of The Davinci Code then be on the look out for the latest greatest thriller, The Throne Of David by Ann Farnsworth. The story begins with two adventurous twin boys who find a friend that can pick locks. They open an old postal office storage box containing letters…
Second Life by S.J. Watson
The author of the bestselling Before I Go To Sleep has a new psychological thriller called Second Life. She loves her husband. She’s obsessed by a stranger. She’s a devoted mother. She’s prepared to lose everything. She knows what she’s doing. She’s out of control. She’s innocent. She’s guilty as sin. She’s living two lives. She…
Book Review: The Wife Maker by Karey White
The Wife Maker by Karey White Charlotte has spent years as the husband maker, sending every guy she dates off to enjoy marital bliss with the next girl he dates. But things have now changed, and she’s determined to use her husband-maker abilities one last time–on herself. And she finally knows exactly who she wants….