This work of fiction follows a house and its inhabitants across centuries. The author weaves in nonfiction material that deals with mating insects, wild catamounts, apple orchards and the origins of Dutch elm disease, all to great effect!

I still enjoyed reading it but this entry in the Holly-focused novels was too overstuffed with side characters.

My favorite book in this series! Harry finally finds some “family” in his father’s closet friends, Sirius and Remus—even though they aren’t going to be able to be together much—and I enjoy the way things aren’t what they seem…

I thought it was good. I love Julia Whelan as a narrator so she made it even better. A little predictable, but very likable character ms.

This book was stunning from cover to cover. I will remember so many lessons. I have never smiled so much while reading!

It’s depressing but very well written. Seems like it sour in CA, maybe Oklahoma, during the dust bowl.

I love this series of short, cozy, Regency-set mysteries. This installment centers on horse racing and horse lovers will enjoy it even more than I did. :)

I love all of Elin Hilderbrand’s books that are set on Nantucket. She does an amazing job weaving the characters together from past to present.

Loved this book! Made tennis interesting. It took you on a roller coaster of emotions as well! Highly recommend!

An enjoyable twist on time travel/alternate realities. I enjoyed the questions it raised , such as what do you really value in life and what are you willing to give up for it? (But a caveat that the book contains very graphic sex scenes.)