Reviewed by Debbie Archer
Review submitted by Carol M. Upton
I’ve read a lot of Tudor fiction books but haven’t so far come across one where Bessie Blount was the central character. I enjoyed Diane Haeger’s book about Henry VIII’s sister Mary, The Secret Bride: In The Court of Henry VIII, and so I was anxious to see how she pulled off a story about [...]
Just finished Elizabeth I: A Novel by Margaret George (who we had the pleasure to interview here) and I have to say I was just so impressed. You know, I’ve read so many Tudor fiction books that before I start another one I wonder how that writer can give a unique take on the situation.
I just read The Girl in the Green Raincoat: A Tess Monaghan Novel and have to say this short novella is just what you need for quick read to satisfy your mystery needs.
I admire J.D. Salinger’s work immensely, but as an author myself I scratched my head at the refusal to publish in his later years. In reading J. D. Salinger: A Life I had hoped to get a better understanding as to why he chose to live that way. I think the book succeeded.
In Have I Got a Guy for You: What Really Happens When Mom Fixes You Up, women tell of their true accounts of being set up by their mothers.
Reviewed by Carol M. Upton
Reviewed by Carol M. Upton
I always enjoy poetry and eagerly agreed to review My Heart And Soul by Marilyn Randall.
