The Girl from Widow Hills started strong. What a premise! Girl goes missing as a child while sleep-walking, girl starts new life, old life comes to find her.
The Girl from Widow Hills by Megan Miranda, 3 Stars
East Coast Girls by Kerry Klett, 3 Stars
A great read for anyone who loved Summer Sisters, Maine, or even Dive From Clausen's Pier.
Have You Seen Me by Kate White, 3.5 Stars
When Ally "wakes up" from her amnesia, she has no idea what just happened and she's surprised and a bit anxious to meet her husband Hugh - because she has no recollection of him either.
The Other People, CJ Tudor, 4 Stars
There's a type of dreamy, mysterious aura in a CJ Tudor book. It's a great feeling to wrap yourself in like a warm blanket as you read her books.
The Look-Alike by Erica Spindler, 3.5 Stars
Sienna returning home is like the return of the prodigal daughter. She was her parent's golden girl, in the time before her childhood fell apart.
The Nanny by Gilly McMillan, 3.5 Stars
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 Poison Garden by A.J.Banner, 3.5 Stars
A.J. Banner keeps the twists and turns coming from cover to cover.
Mother Knows Best by Kira Peikoff, 4 Stars
I would recommend this read to fans of John Saul (for me it was a bit reminiscent of Creature) or Karen Thompson Walker's The Dreamers: A Novel, which is also a gentle blend of science and fiction.
The Sisters of Summit Avenue by Lynn Cullen, 3.5 Stars
Anyone who grew up with a sister will identify with the sometimes complicated relationship that June and Ruth share.
