A hurricane. A first glance across a room. In Some Love Lasts and Getting to Yes, Tim Hunniecutt follows two young people at pivotal moments, tracing how courage, vulnerability, and timing shape the way love is remembered. Fourteen-year-old Madi expects a quiet stay filled with reading and reflection. Instead, she finds herself drawn to Matthew, […]
WOW! Women on Writing Book Blog Tour Michael R. French’s About the Book: When Emily, a bright but impulsive UCLA student, gives birth to her daughter Violet, she vows to be the kind of mother she never had: endlessly loving and fiercely protective. But single motherhood is a test with no right answers. As Violet’s brilliance and independence unfold, Emily’s instincts […]
WOW! WOMEN ON WRITING TOUR OF by Kim McCollum Book Summary Meet Harriet. But don’t be surprised if she isn’t interested in meeting you. Harriet has life all figured out, and she doesn’t hesitate to inform others of their shortcomings. Though her attempts to become president of the homeowner’s association failed, that doesn’t stop […]
WOW! WOMEN ON WRITING TOUR OF by Elle Mott Book Summary Marie was born a girl. That was only her first mistake, according to her father. In an era when daughters and wives are not supposed to be concerned with matters outside the home, Marie is determined to prove him wrong. To do this, […]
by M.D. Dixon The reappearance of an ancient artifact and its influence on several lives across different centuries and continents is tracked in the novel by M.D. Dixon. As a healing cross surfaces in various locations, it pulls together four strangers who must confront the realities of their pasts and the possibilities of their futures. […]
Title: Author: Jennifer Sklias-Gahan Release Date: 2/17/26 Publisher: Rare Bird Books Blurb: In The House in the Middle of the Street, Jennifer Sklias-Gahan conjures a haunting modern fairy tale of inheritance, secrets, and the creatures we invite into our lives. When Rebecca and her husband inherit a stately old home, they imagine it as the […]
The story of by R.J. Koreto follows a man asked to act where others cannot. Captain Winter’s work exists in the margins, shaped by discretion rather than recognition. by R.J. Koreto Captain Winter’s role as Whitehall’s unofficial emissary places him in cases meant to remain unseen. When a young woman is murdered, his investigation uncovers […]
Sometimes a story unfolds through small, life-altering moments rather than dramatic turning points. In , Michele Davenport-Dutton focuses on how personal grief, private responsibility, and unexpected connection can quietly reshape two lives moving in very different directions. Angela Sutton is attempting to steady herself after divorce and repeated pregnancy losses leave her questioning what her […]
Big feelings often arrive without warning, especially for children navigating expectations they don’t fully understand. In by Kathleen Jeffrey, illustrated by Susan Kilmartin, anxiety interrupts familiar routines and leaves a child unsure of how to respond. Although Katie is cheerful and capable, tests make her feel uneasy in ways she cannot explain. On one spelling […]
The Adventures of Hurley, Pearl, and The Pink Soldiers of Kindness Children’s Book Date Published: October 10, 2025 Publisher: Gatekeeper Press Hurley and Pearl are a brother and sister duo who usually get along but, like all siblings, sometimes struggle with their emotions. One day, when Pearl’s singing pushes Hurley to his […]