Search Results
169 items found for "lauren mills"
- Throwback Thursday: Diamonds and Toads, by Aliza Faber
Later, I discovered, Five hundred dollar bills, Stashed in the pocket, Of my new old coat.
- Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Forest Grimm by Kathryn Purdie
When she learns her mother, Rosamund, has been given the same reading, she is willing to sacrifice her The Forest Grimm is a Young Adult adventure filled with fairy tale references.
- Review by Kelly Jarvis: What the River Knows by Isabel Ibanez
Billed as a mix between The Mummy and Death on the Nile , this book contains the perfect blend of murder
- Throwback Thursday: Night, the Hardest Time to Be Alive by Melissa Yuan-Innes
And his mother curled over his Da, weeping silently and saying, "I killed him." "I killed him. I cursed him," she said. examined his broadened cheekbones, the looser jaw, the threads of white mixed at the temples, and his filled-in And she was willing to try one more time.
- A Review: A Poetry Collection that Casts a Spell
She lives, happily ever after, with her husband and three sons in a house filled with fairy tale books
- Cinderella’s Hearth: Fresh Berry Pie, By Lissa Sloan and Betty Crocker
She has a book filled with drawings and descriptions of plants and recipes of the herbal remedies she
- Review by Kelly Jarvis: Geek Witch and the Treacherous Tome of Deadly Danger by Rebecca Buchanan
When intruders break into her home to steal the book, she must navigate a complicated world filled with
- Windy Season by Eve Morton
The house was already filled with life. Before that, a stray cat, a calf, and a fox that her father had accidentally killed.
- Book Review: The Briars by Stephanie Parent
This book is for adults and is filled with graphic depictions of BDSM and some scenes that feature sexual
- Zeus Returns, Briefly by Eric Pinder
He teaches in New Hampshire at a small college in the woods, a few miles down the road less traveled.
- Book Review: Into the Woods by Lorraine Murphy
Secondary characters round out the novel’s contemplation of adultery, mental illness, and motherhood She lives, happily ever after, with her husband and three sons in a house filled with fairy tale books
- The Shoppe on Brackenbury Lane by Grace Nuth
The front room is filled with a labyrinth of piled furniture, perilously prepared to topple at the slightest Glass cases are filled to overflowing with prim porcelain figures of cherubic children.