Jodi Picoult is an author whose stories could have the secondary title: Ripped From Today’s Headlines. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Sometimes she genuinely hits it out of the ballpark, such […]
I’ve never been a fan of what’s commonly referred to as “chick-lit”. Over the last few years, though, I’ve found a number of authors who appeal to me who would be classified […]
Looking for some light summer reading? Look no further. If you are a fan of the light and ridiculous stories of the Stephanie Plum variety, you’ll enjoy Crazy in Paradise. Newly divorced, […]
Watching baseball commentary, there are often musings on how the players of 100 years ago (or more) would fare against modern pitchers. The game was very different back then. It moved faster […]
This was a book I nearly quit on after the first chapter. As an adoptee myself, it’s one of those subjects that makes me bristle the way it’s traditionally been presented. And […]
The fourth book in Carrie Vaughn’s series about the unlikely werewolf, Kitty Norville, brings the series full circle and Kitty back to where she began. It gives one part of the story […]
I used to be a huge fan of Dean Koontz. I began reading his stories in my teens and would wait for his next one with a good deal of anticipation. Somewhere, […]
Anyone who has been a fan of Laura Ingalls Wilder and the Little House books will know the story of The Long Winter. In a new railroad town on the Dakota prairie, […]
I can remember watching Kate Mulgrew on the daytime soap opera Ryan’s Hope. I was a fan of hers long before her Star Trek years. In fact, it was only recently that […]
The American dream endures. We must once again have faith in our country—and in one another. . . . Let our recent mistakes bring a resurgent commitment to the basic principles of […]
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