Renowned AfroAmerican commentator/ researcher reflects on systemic racism. She shows how discrimination by whites is just as harmful to themselves.

Ornery grandma Ellicott from the Charlotte &Thomas Pitt series transforms herself into a kindly wise - and desirable -matron.as she solves the mystery of her missing hostess & childhood friend.

Thoughtful thriller that invites the reader to briefly experience the Ojibwe way of life in modern day Minnesota & Canada.

This is the latest & sadly only 2nd book of a 5 book fantasy series. Love these characters with their dragon sn a .ilitam school, with lies b spies m looming foes, plus a hot Roma ce ...

This novel is a collection of letters that provide varying views of America's 1st tabloid scandal. This true life story of Eliza Wharton delivers a powerful, but perhaps over-the-top, morality tale with lessons for both young women and would-be libertines of the 1790s. It points out the strictures of acceptable behavior for women and comparative freedoms of men.

This is the 2nd in the Harriet Blue Detective series. Once again banished for duty in the outback to avoid interfering with her brother's trial, Harry must solve a murder and strange doings in town of 75, sited within the walls of a meteor crater.

Senior citizens aren’t always what you think! Interesting twist on who the bad guys really are. Gruesome! Lots of story here with many characters, including COVID. Dark and disturbing.

Romance novel is easy to relate too about second guessing our own feelings and public opinions. Definitely a book worth reading.

This 3rd book in the quilting series highlights a group of close friends who had met at the Elm Creek Quilting Camp. They set themselves a challenge of quilting a block to bring to the next year's camp to be made into a single quilt. However, they could not begin working on their block until having solved a major problem that impacted their joy of life - whether mental, physical, career, family, or whatever. It's another page-turner, but as an audiobook, I found it hard the keep the names & situations straight.

Nice couple twists at the end, one I guessed and the other I did not. This was a recommendation from my niece who turned me on to this author.