Tag: book reviews
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Book Review: Miss Austen Investigates: A Fortune Most Fatal by Jessica Bull
Miss Austen Investigates: A Fortune Most Fatal by Jessica Bull is a captivating historical mystery featuring Jane Austen as an amateur detective in 1797. As Jane uncovers the truth behind a mysterious woman posing as a foreign princess, she must protect her family’s fortune. The novel skillfully blends historical detail with engaging characters and an…
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Book Review: Rosalyn and the Wolf by Sienna Peake
“Rosalyn and the Wolf” is a sweet Regency romance retelling of “Little Red Riding Hood.” It follows childhood friends Rosalyn and Jasper who reunite after his return from the Navy. As Rosalyn navigates unwanted courtship with Mr. Forster, Jasper grapples with self-doubt. Their journey reveals true feelings and potential for love amidst challenges.
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Book Review: An Overdue Match by Sarah Monzon
This heartfelt romance novel follows Evangeline, a librarian with Alopecia Totalis, who struggles with self-acceptance after her fiancé leaves her due to her condition. Moving to a new town, she becomes a matchmaker, while developing a friendship with tattoo artist Tai, who helps her recognize her worth. It’s an emotionally rewarding read.
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Book Review: Counting Backwards by Jacqueline Friedland
Counting Backwards interweaves the stories of Jessa Gidney, a contemporary lawyer, and Carrie Buck, a historical figure from the eugenics movement in the 1920s. Both women navigate systemic injustices affecting women’s reproductive rights, highlighting connections between past and present abuses. The novel emphasizes the importance of activism and personal resilience in the fight for justice.
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Book Review: Helen’s Judgement by Susan C. Wilson
Susan C. Wilson’s novel offers a fresh and riveting exploration of Helen of Troy, revealing her complexities and the emotional turmoil of her choices. With alternating perspectives, Wilson delves into Helen’s disillusionment with her marriages and the reckless ambition of Achilles, perfectly capturing the intricacies of love and war amidst Greek mythology.
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Book Review: A Constant Love by Tracie Peterson – A Heartfelt Journey of Healing, Faith, and Family
This historical Christian romance novel features Laura Evans, a young woman returning home to uncover her father’s dark secrets. Her friendship with preacher Wilson Porter evolves into a deeper connection as they navigate personal crises and injustice. The story emphasizes faith, love, and resilience amidst adversity, set against the backdrop of the Western Frontier.
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The Future is Today: Science Fiction’s Modern Appeal with Lydia P. Brownlow
Lydia P. Brownlow’s article discusses the evolving relevance of science fiction, which reflects human responses to technology and societal change. Her debut novel, “Vermilion Sunrise,” involves teens establishing a colony on another planet, facing relatable challenges. Sci-fi fosters resilience and philosophical inquiry while entertaining, making it accessible and engaging for all readers.
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March Reading Challenge: Blast Off into the World of Science Fiction!
Join the thrilling March Reading Challenge, where avid readers and curious newcomers unite to explore the limitless realms of Science Fiction! Discover exceptional books like Dune and The Martian, engage in fun debates, and participate in exciting giveaways. Let’s celebrate the magic of sci-fi together—grab your book and join the adventure!
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A Heart-Pounding Journey of Love, Courage, and Redemption: Charlotte’s Daring Escape into the American Wilderness
In this gripping historical fiction, Lady Charlotte Fairfax escapes her guardian’s plans to marry her by seeking her fiancé, Stephen, in the American wilderness. Disguising herself as a man, she embarks on a perilous journey with Reid, a fur trader. Their adventure tests their convictions and ignites unexpected feelings for each other.
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Why I’m Giving Up on Reading Goals to Fall in Love with Books Again
Lately, the joy of reading has been overshadowed by the pressure of goals. After reaching my 2024 target, I realized that the numbers game diluted my passion for books. In 2025, I’m embracing quality over quantity, focusing on the love of stories instead of comparisons. It’s time to read freely and joyfully!
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