In The Nanny, we meet The Holt Family. They are the richest, most important family in a small town, or at least they were in the 1980's.
The Nanny by Gilly McMillan, 3.5 Stars
Split-Level by Sande Boritz Berger, 4 Stars
The book also captured the 70's well, and gave me that groovy vibe I was so hoping for when I picked it up.
**Official Blog Tour***The East End by Jason Allen, 3 Stars
There's always such an interesting tension between the poor and the rich. Especially when there is a huge discrepancy between the two--and especially when the poor can only survive by working for the very rich. The East End is Jason Allen's debut novel. Previously, he has published a work of poetry, A Meditation on Fire.... Continue Reading →
The Favorite Daughter by Kaira Rouda, 3.5 Stars
Narcissists are so fascinating, really. We just love to hate them. Especially from afar. Because if you actually have to deal with one on a regular basis, it is exhausting and frustrating. I picked up The Favorite Daughter by Kaira Rouda because I loved Best Day Ever, just the ramblings of a crazed narcissist. They... Continue Reading →
Mine by Courtney Cole, 4 Stars
For those that like their beach reads with a bit of suspense.
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, 4 Stars
It was like reading an episode of "Behind the Music
Before She Knew Him by Peter Swanson, 4 Stars
From the minute Hen meets Matthew, she gets a weird vibe. Something just isn't right.
The Perfect Girlfriend by Karen Hamilton, 3.5 Stars
Ever had a boyfriend accuse you of being psycho? Send him this book!
If, Then by Kate Hope Day, 3 Stars
I went on a girl's trip with my sister this past weekend. And it was glorious. And I read about 2.5 books--and that was just on the plane ride there and back. Yes, flying to San Francisco from Chicago is definitely not a short flight. And I'm fortunate to have a Kindle pre-loaded with all... Continue Reading →
