Hold Strong by Robert Dugoni is impressive. Will Sam and Sarah find happiness after years apart? Hold Strong is a biographical fiction set during the Great Depression and World War II. This genre isn’t typically seen on Baroness’ Book Trove, as neither Karen nor I read biographies. However, when the opportunity arose to read something […]
The Last Applicant by Rebecca Hanover is surprisingly not what I expected. Will Audrey and Sarah come to terms with their roles in life? This story caught me off guard completely. There are plot twists that I didn’t see coming. Everyone has secrets, but this group of characters is like looking into a deep pool […]
No One Knows Us Here by Rebecca Kelley is a brilliantly written story. I was immediately drawn into Rosemary’s life. Will Rosemary find happiness after murdering her boyfriend? Rosemary Rabourne Our heroine is Rosemary. She is in her twenties and has already had a hard life. Her past is her story, and she keeps it […]
The World Played Chess by Robert Dugoni is a fantastic book about growing up and the effect we have on each other’s lives. It’s also about Vietnam and PTSD… so if you’re the sort of person that finds reading about war and death unpleasant, this book is not for you. I grew up with a […]
The Apology Project by Jeanette Escudero is about a forty-year-old woman trying to reimagine herself after two significant things happening to her. Will Amelia Montgomery be able to go through with the Apology Project? Amelia Montgomery went through a lot on her last few days, from being a thirty-nine-year-old lawyer to not being a lawyer […]
This Terrible Beauty by Katrin Schumann is an informative tale of how life was back after World War 2 ended for the German citizens that were stuck on the east side of the wall where Russia was in control. Could Bettina handle things differently than she did? Bettina Heilstrom Bettina is our main character, and […]