Inspired by true events, The Ways We Hide is a beautifully written WWII spy story full of historical intrigue and amazing characters. The story is primarily written from Fenna’s point of view which instantly connects you to her character andContinue Reading

The Tobacco Wives is written from the view point of Maddie, a 15 year old seamstress who has found herself among the elite group of the Tobacco Wives in Bright Leaf. Beautiful and wealthy, the wives seemingly have everything theyContinue Reading

Trigger Point by Tony Roth About the Book When the CIA recruited him……they said he would need to make sacrifices for his country.Did he understand they meant he’d give up everything? Growing up in the Midwest, Nicholas, a farm boy,Continue Reading

The writing style is so beautifully crafted that I soaked this up fairly quickly considering it’s 400+ pages long. “The Water Dancer” is a magical realism/historical fiction hybrid that I found both intriguing and unique. Hiram’s journey as a slaveContinue Reading

  The awesome My Book Box arrived today!   June is LGBTQ Pride month so the YA pick, These Witches Don’t Burn by Isabel Sterling is absolutely fitting for the occasion. SYNOPSIS:Hannah’s a witch, but not the kind you’re thinkingContinue Reading

This was a pretty decent read but also a little difficult to rate. First, the characters were intriguing. I especially like Maud/Amber, Naomi and Ana since they felt more realistic to me. And although the plot itself was good, aContinue Reading

This is the 4th and Final book of “The Cemetery of Forgotten Books” series. The English editions of Zafon’s work are translations from his original Spanish writings, but the beautiful and elegant writing style remains intact. Full of mystery andContinue Reading

This is book #3 of “The Cemetery for Forgotten Books” series. The English editions of Zafon’s work are translations from his original Spanish writings, but the beautiful and elegant writing style remains intact. Full of mystery and suspense, this isContinue Reading

This is book #2 of “The Cemetery for Forgotten Books” series. The English editions of Zafon’s work are translations from his original Spanish writings, but the beautiful and elegant writing style remains intact. Full of mystery and suspense, this isContinue Reading

I absolutely loved this book! The English editions of Zafon’s work are translations from his original Spanish writings, but the beautiful and elegant writing style remains intact. Full of mystery and suspense, this is a gothic fiction book that farContinue Reading

A winner of the 1937 Pulitzer Prize, this historical novel quickly became one of America’s favorite classics with Scarlett and Rhett becoming one our most beloved fictional couples known today.⁣⁣I happen to own the 50th Anniversary Limited Edition of thisContinue Reading

 😀  Bookmail is the BEST mail  😀    This month I chose another thriller, Necessary People by Anna Pitoniak. SYNOPSIS:Stella and Violet are best friends, and from the moment they met in college, they knew their roles. Beautiful, privileged, andContinue Reading

BookeryBliss on Instagram This book was so good! It is sad but not overly tearful. Compassionate and thought provoking, it will make you think about humanity, ethics, and the powerful influence of social media. I think this book would makeContinue Reading

At 500 pages, this book is not what you would call “a quick read”, and yet it doesn’t ramble either. In Mira Jacob’s debut novel, The Sleepwalker’s Guide to Dancing, the story takes place in India, Albuquerque and Seattle, duringContinue Reading

Bookery Bliss on Instagram Five beautiful stars!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 “Where The Crawdads Sing” is a stunning debut novel written with such vivid detail and prose. The author does a great job describing the marshland and the characters are well developed. WhereContinue Reading