Last year, I read Have You Seen Luis Velez? It made my 2019 Top Ten list, so I knew without a doubt I needed to read Brave Girl, Quiet Girl by Catherine Ryan Hyde. The author delivered a gripping, heartwarming tale of motherhood, acceptance and friendship.
It’s A Wonderful Midlife Crisis by Robyn Peterman is the first novel in the paranormal women’s fiction series, Good to the Last Death. Ghosts, body-aches and a sexy, mysterious lawyer delivered a delightful start to this series.
Darynda Jones is a favorite here at Caffeinated. Betwixt is the first book in the Betwixt & Between trilogy. A unique house, a handyman in a kilt and secrets await Defiance Dayne when she is bequeathed a house by a complete stranger.
Regretting You by Colleen Hoover was a wonderful tug at your heartstrings story that doesn’t fit neatly into one genre. A coming of age, YA romance and women’s fiction about relatable flawed characters dealing with love and loss.
I bought My Oxford Year by Julia Whelan on audio when it released without even reading the synopsis primarily to support Whelan whom I love as a narrator. And, of course, it sat on my Audible App for far too long.
