So many genres, so little time
Pearl O’Reilly is twenty-seven (nearly twenty-eight). She likes salmon pink, the number three and going to the pub with her best friend Una the same night each week. Thanks to her OCD, her other routines – from counting her way downstairs to obsessively washing her hands – pose more of a problem. But that’s all… Continue reading To Hell With It by Claire Frances
For Dash Fuller, Hollywood’s underbelly is home. He’s spent years making the film industry’s worst secrets disappear, and it’s left him a cynical burnout with a taste for bourbon and self-loathing.But when a young woman comes to him with a peculiar quest, Dash sees a chance at redemption. Madeline Ironwood is the daughter of Ken… Continue reading Where the Bones Lie by Nick Kolakowski
Recently-widowed father of one Luke is desperate for a sign. Since his beloved wife Helen passed, Luke and six-year-old Amy are just about keeping the show on the road, but he’d do anything to have Helen near him again. Connie’s much-missed mum was everything to her daughter. A friend, a cheer-leader, a comfort, and the… Continue reading Remember, I Love You by Claudia Carroll
Eve has just graduated from high school, but she doesn’t know what’s next aside from working at the local motel, spying on Kyle, her neighbor, and stealing apples from his orchard. If she doesn’t figure things out soon, she’ll be stuck at home and treated like a child forever. Kyle is a single dad and… Continue reading The Apple Tree (Sunday Morning #2) by Jewel E. Ann
Middle child Aaron Gimmelman watches as his family goes from a mild-mannered reform Jewish clan to having over a million dollars of stolen money stuffed in their RV’s cabinets while being pursued by the FBI and loan sharks. But it wasn’t always like that. His father Barry made a killing as a stockbroker, his mother… Continue reading The Great Gimmelmans by Lee Matthew Goldberg
This is a tongue and cheek philosophical theory of what makes someone an asshole. James comes up with irritating traits of assholes such as "not hearing someone out" and "reflecting ignorance of crucial facts or lack of concern with what is reasonably acceptable from everyone's point of view and actively reasoning from his sense of… Continue reading Assholes: A Theory by Aaron James