Narrated by Rebecca Lowman, Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke delivers a mystery thriller where a pioneer-woman, social media influencer, awakens to find herself in 1855 and is living the reality she portrayed. I went into this cold and found myself completely caught up in this story and our disturbed protagonist.
I enjoy slipping into Kristy Woodson Harvey’s summer reads, and Summer State of Mind transports us to Cape Carolina, North Carolina, and into the lives of burnt-out NICU nurse Daisy Stevens and high school baseball coach Mason Thaysden. The two cross paths when an abandoned newborn is discovered. Character growth, romance, and small-town charm pulled me in and transported me.
Narrated by Lee Osorio & Mia Hutchinson-Shaw, Bloom by Robbie Couch is a touching, heartwarming tale about love, loss, healing and new beginnings. Perfect for fans of A Man Called Ove. Psst- Have you watered your plants lately?
The Man Next Door by Sheila Roberts delivers a cozy standalone fiction mixed with family, neighbors and new begins. Find out what happens when Zona moves back in with her mom as the two navigate changes and spy on the hot neighbor next door. Did he kill his girlfriend?
Chanel Cleeton is an autobuy for me, from her contemporary romance to her historical fiction. The Lost Story of Eva Fuentes shares the story of a mysterious book and spans from 1900 Boston to 2024 London in this captivating tale.
