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Lorna Mott Comes Home
Lorna Mott Comes Home
by Diane Johnson
Addictive read (7/10/2021)
I could not stop reading this book. A compulsive, wonderfully written family saga. The story draws you in and rewards you with the sparkling humanity of the main character. I highly recommend it.
The Phone Booth at the Edge of the World
The Phone Booth at the Edge of the World: A Novel
by Laura Imai Messina
Beautiful and consoling read (4/5/2021)
The cover and the title drew me in right away. However, I stayed for the story, writing, and inspiration. Beautifully written and evocatively plotted, this book uplifted and consoled me during this time of loss and worry. The writing is lyrical and pulls you into the story. …more
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