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Tag Archives: Women’s fiction
Night of Miracles by Elizabeth Berg
Dear Fellow Reader, You know how I am supposed to tell you when I get a book given to me to review (as in I didn’t pay for the book or borrow it from the library)? Well, this is one … Continue reading
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Tagged Elizabeth Berg, Fiction, Night of Miracles, The Story of Arthur Truluv, Women's fiction
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Sea Change by Karen White
This week we are back to fiction with a book written by Karen White. I have previously reviewed the book, The Sound of Glass by Karen White. (https://cecooney.com/2015/04/17/the-sound-of-glass-by-karen-white/) I enjoyed that book, so I looked forward to Sea Change. … Continue reading
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Tagged Fiction, Karen White, Sea Change, The Sound of Glass, Women's fiction
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The Optimist’s Guide to Letting Go by Amy E. Reichert
I am one of those people who reads only one book at a time. I find that if I switch off that one book will get lost somewhere along the line. I am currently reading four books. This is not … Continue reading
Beach House Reunion by Mary Alice Monroe
Dear Fellow Reader, You would never know it from the weather around here but it must be time for summer. The telltale sign? A new Mary Alice Monroe book! The Beach House series continues with this novel. The Rutledge family … Continue reading
The Sugarhouse Blues by Mariah Stewart
Dear Fellow Reader, Okay, I will confess one of my many mistakes to you. A few years ago, I was in a book store and got confused and bought a book by Mariah Steward. I thought (obviously not really thinking) that … Continue reading
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Tagged Mariah Stewart, The Sugarhouse Blues, Women's fiction
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