Tag: mothers & children fiction
Good Book to Read: The Last Love Note by Emma Grey
Good Book to Read: The Last Love Note, Emma Grey, Zibby Books – Canberra, Australia, native Kate Whittaker is left widowed at age thirty-eight with a young child and a world of heartache to navigate.
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Authorlink Chat: Writing team fosters empathy in You Were Always Mine
You Were Always Mine, Christine Pride & Jo Piazza, Atria Books – Cinnamon’s life is turned upside down when she finds a white newborn baby in the park where she usually met her friend, Daisy.
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Authorlink Chat: Quitter’s Paradise Guards Family Secrets
Authorlink Chat: A Quitter’s Paradise, Elysha Chang – In A QUITTER’S PARADISE, the darkly humorous debut by bold, new voice Elysha Chang, a young woman does everything she can to ignore her mother’s death. . .
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Interview: Fellowship Point by Alice Elliot Dark
Interview: Fellowship Point, Alice Elliot Dark, Simon & Schuster – In her latest novel Fellowship Point, Alice Elliot Dark explores friendship, ownership and legacy through the lens of two women, Polly and Agnes, in their declining years.
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Review: Black Candle Women by Diane Marie Brown
Black Candle Women, Diane Marie Brown, Graydon House – Author Diane Marie Brown’s novel, “Black Candle Women,” focuses on voodoo love curses, and their effect on a two generations of women.
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Review: The Edge of Summer by Viola Shipman
Review: The Edge of Summer by Viola Shipman, Graydon House – Sutton Douglas became a successful fashion designer for a major clothing house, but deep inside her impoverished upbringing in the Ozarks never went away.
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Interview: The Making of Her by Bernadette Jiwa
Interview: The Making of Her, Bernadette Jiwa, Dutton – Given her background, living with and listening to relatives across the generations tell stories, it is no surprise that Bernadette Jiwa was drawn to write an intergenerational story in THE MAKING OF HER.
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Review: The Truth about Ben and June by Alex Kiester
Review: Ben and June seem to have an ideal marriage, yet there’s trouble in paradise.
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Interview: Icelandic Novel Touches Universal Female Themes
Interview: Karitas Untitled,, Kristín Marja Baldursdóttir, Amazon Crosisng – Icelandic Novel Touches Universal Female Themes
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Review: Wise Women by Gina Sorell
Wise Women, Gina Sorell, Harper Collins – The Wise Women deals with the ever-ancient, ever-new intergenerational issues that are common to all families.
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Review: A Train to Moscow by Elena Gorokhova
Review: A Train to Moscow, Elena Gorokhova, Lake Union – Elena Gorokhova, author of two memoirs on her life under Soviet rule and her subsequent migration to the United States, again reflects on her past in a new novel, “A Train to Moscow.”
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Review: Femlandia by Christina Dalcher
Review: Femlandia, Christina Dalcher, Berkley Books – In the near future the American economy crashes, leading to massive unrest and the breakdown of society.
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