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Glimmer As You Can

11/30/2020

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About the Book:
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Welcome to the Starlite. Let your true self shine.

1962. In the middle of Brooklyn Heights sits the Starlite: boutique dress shop by day, underground women’s club by night. Started by the shop’s proprietor after her marriage crumbled, Madeline’s social club soon becomes a safe haven for women from all walks of life looking for a respite from their troubled relationships and professional frustrations. These after-hour soirées soon bring two very different women into Madeline’s life–Elaine, a British ex-pat struggling to save her relationship, and Lisa, a young stewardess whose plans for the future are suddenly upended–irrevocably changing all three women’s lives in ways no one could have predicted.
But when Madeline’s ne’er-do-well ex-husband shows up again, the luster of Starlite quickly dampens. As the sisterhood rallies around Madeline, tension begins to eat at the club. When an unspeakable tragedy befalls their sorority, one woman must decide whether to hide the truth from the group or jeopardize her own hopes and dreams. Sure to appeal to readers of Kathleen Tessaro and Suzanne Rindell, Glimmer As You Can captures the heartbeat of an era and the ambitions of a generation of women living in a man’s world–a world threatened by a wave of change.

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Review: 
In 1962 Brooklyn, Madeline began a women's social club at her dress shop, The Starlight after a messy divorce from her powerful husband.  The Starlight provides a place for the women's friendship to grow as they practice art, recite poetry, dance, drink and talk without the disturbance of men.  Elaine is a Stralight regular who is struggling with her fiancé after the death of his father.  After a trip home Elaine invites Pan Am Stewardess, Lisa to the club.  Lisa is worried about her relationship with long-term boyfriend, Billy and what that means for her future.  The women all convene at the Starlight for camaraderie and to forget about their troubles.  However, Madeline's ex-husband is up for re-election and isn't taking any chances with the women at the Starlight telling his secrets.   


Glimmer As You Can is a story of friendship, independence and hope for a group of women in the 1960's.  Through the stories Madeline, Elaine and Lisa we are shown how women are breaking barriers yet still contained by the constraints of their gender. Each of the women's characters are distinct and well thought out, displaying different restraints placed on them. Madeline's strength comes from her ability to power through the worst and bring other women together to help one another through.  I loved the idea of the Starlight and the atmosphere that the women created.  The Starlight showed the power of women's friendship and the spirit of the 1960's.  Elaine is trying to break into the career world with a boyfriend who is depressed and unsupportive.  Lisa loves the independence of travel, but her job is dependent on her age, weight and marital status and Lisa is feeling the pressure to be married before her age and weight deny her employment.  The conflict created  with Madeline's ex-husband and Lisa's boyfriend created suspense and danger as well as a reminder that this kind of exploitation was not that far in our past and still happens today.  Glimmer As You Can moved at a fast paced and was a great reminder of the power of women working together. 

This book was received for free in return for an honest review. 

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How to Pack for the End of the World

11/22/2020

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Book Details:

Book Title:  How to Pack for the End of the World by Michelle Falkoff
Category:  YA Fiction (Ages 13-17),  320 pages
Genre: Literary / Mystery
Publisher:  HarperCollins (HarperTeen)
Release date:   Nov 20, 2020
Format available for review:  Print, NetGalley Download (mobi for kindle, epub, pdf)
Will send print books out:  USA and Canada
Tour dates: Nov 3 to Nov 23, 2020
Content Rating:  PG-13. Language is clean, no sex on the page but reference to it, dark subject matter--wasn't sure the best category based on descriptions.

Book Description:

If you knew the world was going to end tomorrow, what would you do? This is the question that haunts Amina as she watches new and horrible stories of discord and crisis flash across the news every day. But when she starts at prestigious Gardner Academy, Amina finds a group of like-minded peers to join forces with—fast friends who dedicate their year to learning survival skills from each other, before it’s too late. Still, as their prepper knowledge multiplies, so do their regular high school problems, from relationship drama to family issues to friend blow-ups. Juggling the two parts of their lives forces Amina to ask another vital question: Is it worth living in the hypothetical future if it’s at the expense of your actual present?

Review:


Ever since an attack on her synagogue, Amina becomes obsessed with anti-Semetic behavior and has begun to live in fear with recurring nightmares.  When a scholarship position to the prestigious Gardner Academy opens up, Amina's parents send her in order to change her mindset.  Amina is very unsure about Gardner, but attends a pre-orientation game night where an interesting question in Would You Rather captures her interest.  The question leads to a gathering of five people from the game night: Wyatt, Hunter, Chloe, Jo and Amina.  Amina finds that she has plenty in common with the group, they all have fears.  Moreso, she finds a group of friends that she is comfortable with.  However, someone seems to be targeting their small group with very personalized attacks and Amina has a new set of fears to deal with.

How to Pack for the End of the World is a contemporary Young Adult fiction that deals with a lot of issues in a unique way.  None of the issues become too heavy and none of the characters are designed around their fear, social standing, sexuality or mental health.  They are all just regular teens dealing with everyday issues.  Each character was well developed and unique.  While their backstories and challenges weren't all divulged at once, this added another layer of mystery to the story.  I loved the idea of the Eucalyptus Group and how each game they played helped them develop more as well as get to know one another.  The personal attacks were another added layer that almost seemed like a side story to me but were really more at the heart.  It was difficult for me to forget that this story took place at a high school and involved kids that were 16 to 17 years old as some of the situations felt more at a college level and classwork seemed to take a back seat.  Overall, an entertaining young adult story with amazing characters.

This book was received for free in return for an honest review. 

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Michelle Falkoff is the author of Playlist for the Dead, Pushing Perfect, Questions I Want to Ask You, and How to Pack for the End of the World. She is a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and currently serves as director of communication and legal reasoning at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law.

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Bones of the Redeemed

11/16/2020

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Book Details:

Book Title: Bones of the Redeemed (A Southwestern Mystery) by Kari Bovee
Category:  Adult Fiction (18 + yrs), 298 pages
Genre:  Historical Mystery (1952)
Publisher:  Bosque Publishing
Release date:  November 2020
Content Rating:  R for abuse, does contain the f-word a few times,

Book Description:

A pit of corpses. An ancient cult. A quest for redemption that could leave her dead… New Mexico, 1952. Archaeology grad student Ruby Delgado is plagued by guilt after losing her son. So when her latest excavation drops her down a sinkhole filled with suspiciously mutilated bodies, she’s driven to bring the murderer to justice. But when digging deeper brings her dangerously close to a sinister religious sect, she could be their next sacrifice… Discovering some of the victims were crucified, Ruby pushes hard to give the evidence to the authorities. But when her trail crosses the path of a beaten man left for dead in the desert, she realizes she may be the only person who can save the community. Can Ruby stop the sacrifices and slay her inner demons, or will hers be the next body laid to rest? Bones of the Redeemed is a hair-raising standalone Southwestern mystery. If you like complex heroines, cult conflict, and hard-won redemption, then you’ll love Kari Bovee’s grisly tale.

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Ruby is trying to start over after a tragedy.  She has a scholarship to join an archaeological dig in New Mexico with the esteemed Dr. Yates and begin to move on with her life.  However, she does not get off to a great start.  Being a woman on an archaeology team in 1952 is hard enough, but Dr. Yates seems to have it out for her.  On her first day, Ruby falls into a sinkhole and lands on top of several bodies.  However, these bones don't look like the Anasazi burial grounds that the team is searching for, these bodies have only been deceased a few years. Ruby's dig partner, Pete, doesn't want her to report the bodies.  He believes that the bodies are connected to a group that his brother was involved in.  As things intensify, Ruby feels the need to involve the authorities, which only makes things worse for her. 

Bones of the Redeemed is an intriguing historical mystery.  Ruby Delgado was a fierce, passionate and independent protagonist.  I was very interested in her backstory as well as how she was able to break into the archaeological field at the time. The dig site and its history felt important to me and I wish that it had been explored more.  The action in the story begins right away and the mystery of the bodies as well as why everyone seems content to keep them a secret pulled me in.  From there, the writing kept me on the edge of my seat with a wild ride into small town secrets, religious cults and continuous danger.  I would have loved to get to know Pete, Dr. Yates and well as some of the other characters a little better to understand their motivations and how they all fit into the small town drama.  The ending kept up the frantic pace of the story as everything came together for an action-packed conclusion.

This book was received for free in return for an honest review. 

Meet the Author:

When she’s not on a horse, or walking along the beautiful cottonwood-laden acequias of Corrales, New Mexico; or basking on white sand beaches under the Big Island Hawaiian sun, Kari Bovee is escaping into the past—scheming murder and mayhem for her characters both real and imagined, and helping them to find order in the chaos of her action-packed novels. Empowered women in history, horses, unconventional characters, and real-life historical events fill the pages of Kari Bovée’s articles and historical mystery musings and manuscripts. An award-winning author, Bovée was honored with the 2019 NM/AZ Book Awards Hillerman Award for Southwestern Fiction for her novel Girl with a Gun. The novel also received First Place in the 2019 NM/AZ Book Awards in the Mystery/Crime category, and is a Finalist in the 2019 International Chanticleer Murder & Mayhem Awards and the International Chanticleer Goethe Awards, as well as the Next Generation Indie Awards. Her novel Grace in the Wings is a Finalist for the 2019 International Chanticleer Chatelaine Awards and the International Chanticleer Goethe Awards. Her novel Peccadillo at the Palace is a Finalist in the 2019 International Chanticleer Murder & Mayhem Awards and the 2019 International Goethe Awards, as well as a Finalist in the 2019 Best Book Awards Historical Fiction category. Bovée has worked as a technical writer for a Fortune 500 Company, has written non-fiction for magazines and newsletters, and has worked in the education field as a teacher and educational consultant. She and her husband, Kevin, spend their time between their horse property in the beautiful Land of Enchantment, New Mexico, and their condo on the sunny shores of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.

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Forever 51

11/10/2020

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​About Forever 51
• Paperback: 332 pages
• Publisher: Fawkes Press, LLC (November 5, 2020)

Immortality’s a bitch.

Veronica is eternally fifty-one years old with a proclivity for problematic drinking. Like most hormonally challenged women negotiating the change of life, she is a hot mess. To retain her sanity, she attends weekly AA meetings and adheres to a strict diet of organic, locally-sourced, (mostly) cruelty-free human blood from the hospice facility where she works. Her life stopped being fun about a hundred years ago, right about the time her teenage daughter stole her soul and took off for California with a hot, older guy. These days, Veronica’s existence is just that – an existence, as flat and empty as her own non-reflection in the bathroom mirror.

When her estranged daughter contacts her via Facebook, Veronica learns that she has one chance to escape her eternal personal summer: she must find and apologize to every one of the people she’s turned into vampires in the last century. That is, if they’re still out there. With raging hormones and a ticking clock, Veronica embarks on a last-ditch road trip to regain her mortality, reclaim her humanity, and ultimately, die on her own terms.


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Review:
Veronica Bouchard has been stuck as a menopausal 51 year old woman for the last 200 years or so, ever since her daughter turned her into whatever vampiric thing she is now and ran off with her piano teacher.  Now, Veronica sustains herself as a hospice nurse on the night shift, humanly taking blood from the dead and nearly dying.  She has been on a cruelty free diet thanks to AA until a slip-up at a disastrous spray tanning appointment.  After that, and an out of the blue Facebook message from her daughter, Ingrid, Veronica decides to skip town.  When Veronica finally confronts Ingrid, Ingrid apologizes for turning her and something strange happens to both Veronica and Ingrid.  Veronica learns that she can be mortal once again, but she must sincerely apologize to everyone she has ever turned.  Setting off on a road trip to regain her humanity, Veronica discovers that the task may be more difficult for some of the people she has turned.

Forever 51 is a unique and comical tale about one woman's quest for redemption.  The vampire aspects of the story pulled me in and the well-rounded characters and interesting plot kept me hooked.  I loved Veronica's outlook and her way of dealing with the absolutely awful reality of being stuck at 51 forever.  Jenny's character was a great contrast to Veronica, seemingly her opposite, but with many similar issues as Veronica.  I was impressed with the many vampire origin stories and enjoyed reading about the people Veronica turned as well as how Vampires are tracked in the world and what uses they have.  Forever 51 offers more than a comedic vampire romp.  Through Veronica's journey important elements of humanity, forgiveness, friendship, family and addiction are explored as well as finding your place in life.  

This book was received for free in return for an honest review. 

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About Pamela Skjolsvik

A curious thing happens when you have the audacity to call yourself the death writer; people want to talk to you about death. A lot. This is all well and good for those daring types of writers like Mary Roach or Jessica Mitford, but for me it was initially problematic. Prior to declaring my morbid writing intention of exploring death professions during my first semester of Goucher College’s MFA program in 2008, I had little experience with death or grief, not to mention very little social engagement with the living. It wasn’t until after I finished the two years of research for this book that I was officially diagnosed with Social Anxiety Disorder and went through four months of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy through a research study at Southern Methodist University.

My writing life began in 2005 when I received a fellowship to the San Juan Writers’ Workshop. The instructor, Lee Gutkind, told me not to publish for the sake of publishing, but to publish well. He also informed me that I was a horrible public speaker. Admittedly that stung, but he did like an essay I’d written. It was published in Creative Nonfiction Issue 33 and in Silence Kills: Speaking Out and Saving Lives. In August 2010, I received my MFA in Creative Nonfiction from Goucher College and read five pages from my manuscript in front of a packed room without passing out.

As part of my therapy, I was encouraged to join a writer’s group where I would have to read regularly in front of a group, as this was one of my main fears. I am happy to say that I am now an active member of the DFW Writers Workshop in Euless, TX. We meet every Wednesday and I make it a point to read out loud every week.
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Lady Margaret's Escape

11/9/2020

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LADY MARGARET’S ESCAPE 
BY VICTORIA SPORTELLIPublication Date: September 24, 2020
Creazzo Publishing
Paperback & eBook; 376 pages
Series: Henry’s Spare Queen, Book One
Genre: Historical Fiction


A Desperate Midwife Bargains with a King
After suffering the loss of her first pregnancy, a son and heir to the English throne, Queen Matilda is once again with child. Overjoyed but cautious of another loss, King Henry seeks a skilled midwife to assist his wife throughout her pregnancy and labor. His search leads him to Margaret.
Margaret, once a woman of rank and leisure, has been betrayed by her father and made a common slave. The king’s dire need for a midwife provides her with an enticing opportunity to escape a life of servitude and return to her previous station, but first she must prove her worth and make a bargain with the devil.
King Henry is reluctant to haggle with the midwife, but when Margaret reveals her suspicions of foul play being the cause of the queen’s previous loss, his mind is made up. Not only will Margaret attend the queen, her fate with be tied to the queen’s – and that of their unborn babe. Deliver a healthy heir and King Henry will reward Margaret with the return of her rank, social status and wealth. Fail, and her life will be forfeit.
The two women are sent to a secret forest retreat to wait out Queen Matilda’s confinement away from the conspiracies and dangers of court life. Meanwhile, Henry’s brother Robert invades England to seize Henry’s crown and Margaret begins to fear she has allied herself with the wrong ruler.
Will Margaret earn her freedom…or a severed head?
Pick up Lady Margaret’s Escape today and experience the perils of living in medieval England.
Note: This novel includes the death of an infant which may be a trigger for some readers.

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​Lady Margaret of Royal Oaks has been forsaken by her father. Now living as her household's chatelaine, Margaret wishes for a way of escape and freedom.  An unexpected visit by King Henry I allows Margaret to bargain for her freedom.  The King came to Royal Oaks looking for her mother, an esteemed healer and midwife after the stillbirth of the Queen's son.  Margaret's mother has passed, but Margaret has been trained well and convinces the King that she will be able to safely deliver the Queen's child. If Margaret is able to help Queen Matilda successfully deliver a child, Margaret will receive three boons from the King, and she knows exactly what to ask. for.  However, keeping the Queen happy, healthy and protected is much more difficult than she ever expected.  

Set during the tumultuous reign of King Henry I, Lady Margaret's Escape focuses on the women of this time period.  Lady Margaret's character grabbed me from the very beginning with her good natured, hard working personality as well as her intelligence and thoughtfulness in all situations.  The historical detail described in the book helped to set the scene and brought Royal Oaks alive as well as the keep where Margaret and Matilda were sequestered.  These details gave insight as to how life in the 12th century was for day to day operations.  I was especially impressed that Margaret at 14 years old was able to hold the responsibility that she did.  While the plot's to dethrone Henry were not in the forefront of the story, they did permeate Margaret and Matilda's experience.  I do wonder how Margaret gained so much foresight into policy other than keeping a sharp ear.  The story ends on huge cliffhanger and I would love to keep reading the series to know what happens in Margaret's life next. 

This book was received for free in return for an honest review. 

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About the Author

Ms. Sportelli, who loves to share her knowledge of English history, has concluded that Henry I was an under-rated king who struggled to keep his throne amid conflicts between Normans and Saxons. She writes of the era in novels featuring Lady Margaret, King Henry and Queen Matilda.

A life-long Anglophile, Ms. Sportelli loves British manners, folklore, customs, history, and humor; she watches every British film, television, show and documentary she can find.

Ms Sportelli has both children and grandchildren. She has taken seven trips to eight western European countries and loves England and Italy the most.
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