With a wry, perfectly pitched voice, Erwin entertains with a fictionalized memoir that opens a window into the adolescent male mind. Venture in if you want a rollicking read.
In Diana Gabaldon's fifth Outlander Series book, she continues to weave history with fiction with her amazing skill. Her spellbinding story of Jamie, Claire and their family will keep you reading late into the night.
All of Kearsley's considerable skill has brought both the contemporary and historical stories to vivid life. The twist at the end will leave you breathless and cheering. (Be sure to read before The Firebird.)
As always, Schild has concocted a raucous ride in Willow Hill with babies, adventurous ladies, and more besides. Her third Willow Hill story is as sweet and sassy as only Southern women can be.
Here's some sources of great Women's Fiction, the genre I love so much:
WFWA Goodreads shelf
WF Writers Association Pinterest Boards
By the way, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
I've read two of those! Only two to add to the list. :)
ReplyDelete:-D Glad to add two, Sara!
DeleteSusanna and Diana. Can't go wrong. ;0)
ReplyDeleteNo you can't!
DeleteI second the Diana recommendation! Of course :-)
ReplyDeleteOf course! ;-)
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