So many genres, so little time
Colm O’Flynn was loved by his close circle of family and friends, however his death came too soon for everyone to make peace with their past. Shauna, his second wife, adored him. But one night she broke their marriage vows, and didn’t get time to ask Colm’s forgiveness. Jess was the first Mrs O’Flynn. Her… Continue reading The Story of Our Secrets by Shari Low
The second book in Phillip Thomas Duck's Excuse Me, Miss series follows Terri Welker who photographs philandering men in the act for James Boston Investigations. One day she finds out that the man who raped her several years ago is dead and the life and the man she left behind on that terrible day have… Continue reading Modesty (Excuse Me, Miss Series #2) by Phillip Thomas Duck
Margret Snow is lonely and figuratively lost at sea. After the tragic loss of her husband, Charles, she loses interest in her promising job of dressing windows at her friend Emily's art gallery and at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York City. Instead, she is a secret, amateur taxidermist by night, finding small dead birds… Continue reading The Bird Catcher by Laura Jacobs
This is a quick reference guide for men (although women can learn a lot as well) written from a man’s point of view. Mr. Labossiere believes “[the book] will, at the least, point you in the right direction and there are things that you will be able to take away from it to improve your… Continue reading How to Get a Married Woman to Have Sex With You…If You’re Her Husband by Stephan Labossiere
Emma and Dexter meet in college, have one night together, and become good friends. Being friends is not Emma's choice, but Dexter's playboy lifestyle and irresponsible attitude are what they are. The book gives us a look at what Emma and Dexter are doing on July 15 of every year from the day they meet… Continue reading One Day by David Nicholls