Wake Up With Purpose!: What I’ve Learned In My First Hundred Years by Sister Jean and Seth Davis was a positive, uplifting and very quick read. (I finished it in... Continue Reading →

The Winemaker’s Wife by Kristin Harmel is a 2019 book that was recommended by several of our patrons and we recently added it to our WPL collection. There are dual... Continue Reading →

Sally Hepworth’s novel, The Younger Wife was first published in April of 2022, but is new to our library. It is an intriguing domestic suspense thriller that truly kept me... Continue Reading →

Jane Harper’s Exiles is a slow paced mystery novel with terrific descriptions of both scenery and characters. The setting is the beautiful, remote Australian wine country. The characters are all... Continue Reading →

I have loved reading so many Jojo Moyes novels, that I placed a request for Someone Else’s Shoes months before it was published. It was a book that took a... Continue Reading →

City Under One Roof is the debut novel from Iris Yamashita, who is also an Academy Award Nominated screenplay writer. The setting is Point Mettier, Alaska (a fictional town), which... Continue Reading →

I don’t usually read fiction novels about the devastating effects of climate-change, but Lily Brooks-Dalton’s The Light Pirate is a hauntingly realistic story of hurricanes taking over the land in... Continue Reading →

If you are a lover of Historical Fiction, make sure you check-out The Three Lives of Alix St. Pierre by Natasha Lester. I absolutely LOVED it! There are 423 pages... Continue Reading →

The Villa by Rachel Hawkins is kind of a ‘story within a story’ - it’s a gothic thriller with women as the main characters. I was slow to get hooked... Continue Reading →

The Blackout Book Club by Amy Lynn Green is a historical fiction novel set in 1942 during WWII. The characters live in Derby, a small coastal fishing village in Maine.... Continue Reading →