Melisa Lewis
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine: A Novel, By Gail Honeyman This was our November book club selection. I felt it started slow and the only thing driving me to continue were the oddities of the MC, Eleanor Oliphant. From the start, you can decipher she is a strange person, with naïve ways, and no social... Continue Reading →
Picture this, you are on a motorboat far from land with your significant other (SO). Returning from a scuba diving expedition with no land in site suddenly the boat comes to an odd scene; paper floating in the water by the dozens. With no other boat insight, you suddenly hear a thunk. Something hits the... Continue Reading →
Beneath the Scarlet Sky, by Mark Sullivan Based on a true story and soon to be made into a movie, I found easily fell into this story. Pino and his Italian family are immediately interesting, perhaps it’s just a taste of another time and another country. The time is set during World War II and... Continue Reading →
To Kill a Mockingbird, By Harper Lee Everyone I mentioned this book to was shocked I had never read it. So many of us were forced to read it in grade school, though I honestly cannot remember reading it. Maybe I watched the movie and faked it, this is a very good possibility. This book... Continue Reading →
The Bees: A Novel by Laline Paull Guest book review by Kimberly Hunter. A personal friend of mine, fellow writer, book lover, and my go to for proof reader. Kim is my inspiration behind my post College Girl 1995. We've been friends ever since. As an avid reader of the fantasy genre, I’m no stranger... Continue Reading →
