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"The Woman in White" is unexpectedly brilliant and offers a fresh take on a classic mystery. Going into the series without having read the novel added an extra layer of…

"The Brass Queen," hitting the shelves on January 12, 2021, is a new Gaslamp fantasy romance that's already creating a buzz. Written by Elizabeth Chatsworth, it's a witty and imaginative…

Les Misérables is a remarkable novel by Victor Hugo that explores themes of law, grace, and redemption. It's been adapted for film multiple times, and the latest version is soon…

Book Review of Georgana’s Secret by Arlem Hawks Part seafaring adventure, part Regency Romance, Arlem Hawks’ debut novel is an engaging love story that keeps you hooked from beginning to…

Jodi Picoult has written 24 novels, many of which have been bestsellers. When thinking of her work, I often recall her knack for crafting hyper-realistic fiction that frequently incorporates legal…

TV Miniseries Review: Sense and Sensibility 1981 The 1981 BBC miniseries "Sense and Sensibility" is a seven-part, three-hour adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel. Unlike some earlier BBC adaptations that…

The Eyre Affair Book Review Some books are packed with clever wordplay, literary references, and delightful characters, and The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde is one such gem. This is…

Her Grace in Disgrace: A Book Review I received a complimentary copy of "Her Grace in Disgrace" to provide an honest review. The review reflects my own opinions and wasn't…

In June 2020, we kicked off the Silver Petticoat Book Club. Now, two years later, we’re excited to announce some big changes that we think you’ll love. We’re bringing back…

Patricia C. Wrede’s “Calling on Dragons,” the third installment in The Enchanted Forest Chronicles, dives deeper into its magical world while setting the stage for the series' final book. Much…