Reviews by Terri C. (Litchfield, NH)

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The Roaring Days of Zora Lily
The Roaring Days of Zora Lily: A Novel
by Noelle Salazar
The Roaring Days of Zora Lily- Roaring good Read!!! (10/1/2023)
This was a book I could not put down from the first page to the last. The plot was good, the characters were captivating, and the writing was delicious. Capturing life at the Tiller house with "the modern furniture, vases of fresh flowers and always a bowl of fruit for …more
Red Letter Days
Red Letter Days
by Sarah-Jane Stratford
Hit the Spot! (10/9/2019)
Red Letter Days by Sarah-Jane Stratford was well worth the time invested to read. This book delivered exactly what I look for when reading historical fiction! A great storyline, well developed characters and a much better understanding of what life was like in the early …more
Our House
Our House
by Louise Candlish
Good read for this summer (6/29/2018)
A story that one hopes will never happen to them but keeps the reader engaged with the transitioning narratives from the wife's perspective then the husbands. At times I felt myself predicting the events but still enjoyed the book.
The Summer Wives
The Summer Wives
by Beatriz Williams
Must read for this summer! (5/7/2018)
The summer wives by Beatriz Williams was an excellent read gorgeously written and worth the time invested as I was transported to another place with friends I came to know and love. The author is truly talented and I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for an …more
Anatomy of a Miracle
Anatomy of a Miracle
by Jonathan Miles
Anatomy of a Miracle (1/11/2018)
The author has an engrossing writing style that keeps you feeling like your right in the middle of the storyline every step of the way. The reading experience is often more than the story itself and I appreciated Jonathan Miles ability to captivate my mind as well as my …more
Next Year in Havana
Next Year in Havana
by Chanel Cleeton
Loved Next Year in Havana (10/16/2017)
This book was definitely a page turner- I loved the plot, the characters, the writing- it hit high marks across all three! And I learned about a country and era and history that were unfamiliar to me before reading this book. I highly recommend this book for anyone looking …more
The Barrowfields
The Barrowfields
by Phillip Lewis
The Barrowfields (3/4/2017)
I enjoyed reading this book as the plot was good and the writing was wonderful. It was an enjoyable read- a book I looked forward to picking up and sitting with to unwind, relax and enjoy. Great writing and insights into everyday life made precious. Best one sentence …more
Castle of Water
Castle of Water: A Novel
by Dane Huckelbridge
Thrilled with Castle of Water (12/3/2016)
From the minute I read the first few pages I was in love with the writing style and luxuriated in reading through each page. Oh and yes, the storyline was good but the writing, now that was to die for. The story plot is not something I would have normally picked -"Two very …more
Rise
Rise: How a House Built a Family
by Cara Brookins
How A House Built A Family- Rise (10/19/2016)
This story captured the human spirit to rise above the difficulties and challenges life often presents as we meet Cara and her four children Drew, Roman, Jada and Hope as they seek to rebuild a normal life after living in a home where domestic abuse was the norm in their …more
Cruel Beautiful World
Cruel Beautiful World
by Caroline Leavitt
Cruel Beautiful World a must read (8/21/2016)
Cruel Beautiful world is a story of love as exhibited in Iris as her marriage is described, her taking in Charlotte and Lucy and watching how when we set aside ourselves, our small desires and needs, and extend ourselves to another by surrender of self in the moment, what …more
Falling
Falling
by Jane Green
I fell for Jane Green's new book "Falling" (7/1/2016)
The storyline of a successful women who decides to leave Wall Street in search of a life that really makes her happy was a hook that caught me and drew me in as Jane Green beautifully knitted together a soothing, wise, well written story. We quickly find ourselves falling …more
The Fair Fight
The Fair Fight
by Anna Freeman
The Fair Fight (4/25/2016)
The fair fight follows the lives of Ruth Webber, born in a brothel and a commoner who is thrust into boxing and finds her strength and love of her life, both in vocation as well as in a man who steals her heart, and of Charlotte who was scarred by smallpox and treated …more
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