Poet’s Corner – A Still Life in Motion I walk through sanctuary doorsTable set in morning lightArranged gleefully in colors and designs.Fabrics placed and folded upon each [...] January 14, 2023
Tove Alsterdal’s You Will Never Be Found – Who Is Burying Men? One man is found naked and cowering in a cold abandoned home in a former mining district. Another turns up dead in similar circumstances. [...] January 10, 2023
The House in the Pines – Too Good to Be True The summer before she leaves for college, Maya meets an older man, Frank, at the library. She’s immediately attracted to him. Not only is [...] January 3, 2023
Poet’s Corner – New Year’s Day Start the New YearWherever you are, no need to hang your dayson the nail of a calendar written by someone else. Your New Year can start [...] January 1, 2023
Trying to Rescue Her Sister, Rosemary Places Herself in Peril Rosemary and her younger half sister, Wendy, share a horrific childhood where they were both sexually abused by Wendy’s father, Jason. [...] January 1, 2023
Top 10 Children’s and YA Books Checked out in 2022 The New York Public Library has its finger on the pulse of New Yorkers’ reading habits. They’ve recently released the lists [...] December 22, 2022
Two Ways to Enjoy Louise Penny’s Genius – A New Mystery Novel and a New Series on Amazon Prime Three Pines is similar to Brigadoon. The small Canadian village doesn’t disappear every century like its Scottish counterpart, but it [...] December 21, 2022
New York Public Library Lists its Top 10 Fiction Books of 2022 Just in time for last minute gift buying, the New York Public Library has published its list of the top 10 books checked out in 2022 [...] December 21, 2022