Tag: contemporary fiction
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#New Release – Starting Over by Michele Shriver
Please see my review of Starting Over. I loved this book about a woman in her fifties remaining sexy and successful. Yes, to the mature woman! Title: Starting Over Author: Michele Shriver Release Date: December 9, 2014 Synopsis Liz Matthews agrees to a blind date for her daughter’s wedding with only one goal in mind-…
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Book Review Friday – The Art of Love by Michele Shriver
I’m a huge fan of Michele Shriver’s books. In her newest release, The Art of Love, she switches genres from contemporary women’s literature the romance. The Art of Love did not change my opinion of her ability to create characters I’d like to have as friends and others I love to hate. In her other…
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Book Review Friday – Conditions by Christoph Fischer
Families are our first line of defense against the world. And when that line crumbles, brothers can turn away from one another. Christoph Fischer’s Conditions examines the horrific consequences of shattered familial relationships in a poignant and sad manner. This work of contemporary fiction also addresses the issue of mental illness through a close magnifying…
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Book Review Friday – Gone Girl
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn surprised me. I thought it was simply a novel about a disintegrating marriage. There is nothing “simply” about this story. Since my review is the 19,852nd of Gone Girl, others must have some strong feelings about the novel as well. I really don’t know how I feel about it. Is…
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#Book Review Friday – Time to Let Go by Christoph Fischer
I’m used to being transported to another era when I read a novel by Christoph Fischer. Set in England, his latest offering, Time to Let Go, transports the reader, not through the years, but into the lives of one family dealing with the splintered effects of Alzheimers. I’ve lost several relatives and friends to this…