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Haven Moore can't control her visions of a past with a boy called Ethan, and a life in New York that ended in fiery tragedy.

Pressed Pennies tells the tale of friends who grew up together, were torn apart due to family circumstances, and somehow everyone finds each other again. I was very touched by the love stories this novel surrounds.

This novel is from the prespective of Catherine and makes you see her in a new light.

When first beginning Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah, you may get the impression that this novel is going to be like so many books with the same core. Kristin Hannah takes a very different route with her story in Winter Garden.

I am often asked about publishers that are only interested in publishing titles written exclusively by women. Here is a short listing of some I have found and my impression of the company.

There has been a nice trend of great debut novels this past year. Tiffany Baker is another name to add to your author’s to watch list. The Little Giant of Aberdeen County is her first novel but she writes like a pro.

When I was asked by Katie Rudkin from Random House to review this book I thought what could I possibly learn from this book? If someone is having a hard time dealing with an in-law situation, this book is absolutely perfect for just about any situation.

Bridie Clark is an excellent writer who keeps the reader engaged in the story and makes you want to not put the book down! The novel is one up and down after another as we watch Lucy blossom from a country girl to one of the most sought after women in New York.

In Kay Mupetson's first novel, she tells the story of a woman torn between doing what her family wants and what she wants from life.