I enjoy the Women's Murder Club books a lot. They usually center around a particular murder mystery. This book, however, had three different plot lines, and the chapters kept jumping around. I found it disconcerting, so I didn't enjoy this book as much as the others in the series.

An achingly beautiful novel depicting the immigrant experience as seen through the hard work of low wage jobs and how we treat those in this country who live on the margins. Highly recommend.

Louise and Milo are playing a fun game of fetch, until there is a slight misunderstanding. Milo goes on a quest to find a stick that was never thrown. At the same time, Louise goes on a search for Milo. A story of pet/human love!

An infinitely readable family saga centering around the magnetic three sisters of a Swedish-Tunisian family and the curse that invades their lives. I loved the structure of this book (very important given the 600+ pages) and the way it drew you into the story of the immigrant experience and inescapable bonds of family, loss and love. Highly recommend.

This book spent so much time going through Margret’s ancestry that it didn’t spend enough time developing the relationship between the two main characters. I felt like we jumped from “who is he?” to “I love you” at an unreasonable pace. But I still enjoyed it enough to get to the good twist at the end!

Excellent book!!!!! Such a great read and an amazing twist!!!!

Simon meets a dog that has a bone better than his. The trick is... this bone belongs to Simon's reflection! Funny story that leans toward acceptance.

This was a cute novel

A nice story, although a little sad. Not as well written as some other authors I've read, but a pleasant read overall.

Another good strong female lead WWII novel, to include WWI as well which is different! I enjoyed this one although felt like the majority of the book was a very long lead up to the action. Worth the wait though!