Traveling Sisters Book Reviews. Join us on our adventures through the books we read
I loved and was a big fan of The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek. I did a Q & A with Kim Michele Richardson and then loved it even more. I loved her passion for her characters and story, which shone through in the story. I had some very different thoughts for The Book Woman's… Continue reading From My Shelf of Read Books by Kim Michele Richardson
Emily Henry, in my opinion, is the queen of modern Rom Coms and never fails to deliver great natural and fun banter. Her books make the best summer reads. They are entertaining and light enough not to require much attention, yet with some depth and insight to keep you engaged in the lives of our… Continue reading From My Shelf of Read Books by Emily Henry
Lindsay's thoughts Shocking and strangely addictive! Cults. Sisterly bonds. Magic. Self reflection. Childhood trauma. Unconventional therapy. Isolation. These are a few of the focal points of this twisted, disturbing and absorbing tale. This novel revolves around the love and loyalty between sisters. The characters were remarkable and memorable. This is a plot I will NEVER… Continue reading This Might Hurt by Stephanie Wrobel
Hot diggity dang, that was BRILLIANT !!! The Children of the Hill is one not to be missed!! The hook, pace, setting and themes: Was the story a page-turner? Yes!! Jennifer McMahon uses elements of a supernatural thriller and psychological suspense with rip-roaring pacing that had me awake reading past my usual bedtime!! That's not… Continue reading The Children on the Hill by Jennifer McMahon
Lindsay's thoughts Suspenseful, mysterious and gothic! An old isolated mansion hiding plenty of dark family secrets. This book had so many elements that I love! Dark foreboding atmosphere. Thick palpable tension and suspense. Deeply buried family secrets waiting to be discovered. Unique and mysterious characters that I felt invested in from page one. Solhoga is… Continue reading The Resting Place by Camilla Sten
My first introduction to Louise Candlish books was, Our House, then Those People, and I enjoyed both. I recently read The Heights (my favorite) and The Other Passenger (my least favorite). If you are looking for fun, entertaining, unlikable characters with exciting plots and twisty turns to the stories, I highly recommend them all. Reading… Continue reading From My Shelf of Read Books by Louise Candlish
Penny For Our Thoughts 