A book which begins with a family in tragedy but gradually, through faith and healing and the support of others, the way is shown to them
Category Archives: American fiction
Lunch Tales: Teagan by Lucille Guarino
This book was a breath of fresh air! It had a lot going on – romance, tragedy, families – beautifully packaged by excellent storytelling!
My Twelve-Year-Old Wife: Erased Memories by Dan Uselton
Time-travelling husband attempts to save wife by going back to their high school years, making for tension-filled story of sinister pursuit
The Bangle Bombers Blast Banks (3rd book in Cockroach the Superhero series) by Steve Frederick
Meet Cockroach, an unlikely superhero as he combats bank robbing bad guys in a book speckled with humour and in jokes
No More Ugly Girls by Thomas Cannon
A character study of a confused young woman, trying to come to terms with her past in order to allow herself to see a brighter future
Lost Letters by Tom Hapgood
What appears to be a surprise find leads our narrator back into his past in Germany, where all he thought he knew is not as it first seems
Time Lines by Guilio Savo
I can’t describe this book in a few characters! Surreal, life-affirming, adventurous, spooky, daring? Savo has written a truly unique book!
The Ballad of Midnight and McRae by Jess Lederman
This is a book as wide and deep as the western landscape in which it’s set, full of imagination, bound together with love and faith
Hessman’s Necklace by Nicholas Litchfield
Meet Ray, a good-looking, whisky-swigging, ladies’ man who’s a thief for hire as he tries to get a necklace from a vicar and his beau
The Lost Color of Namiri by Elisabeth Fowler
Do not mistake this for a fantasy book about big cats: it is much more. A tense tale with a strong message of tribal survival & resilience.