The Girls of Mischief Bay by Susan Mallery Monday, March 9th: Drey’s Library Monday, March 9th: BookNAround Tuesday, March 10th: Book Mama Blog Wednesday, March 11th: Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers Thursday, March 12th: From the TBR Pile Friday, March 13th: 5 Minutes for Books Hush Hush by Laura Lippman Monday, March 9th: BoundbyWords Tuesday, March 10th: A Bookworm’s World Wednesday, March 11th: Colloquium Thursday, March 12th: she […]
Jonah Kruvant, author of The Last Book Ever Written, on tour April/May 2015
About The Last Book Ever Written • Paperback: 280 pages • Publisher: PanAm Books; first edition (April 28, 2015) In a futuristic American society where all citizens have computerized chips in their brains and insert needles into their veins to enter a virtual reality, Victor Vale leads a fairly typical life. He is an officer […]
Sarah McCoy, author of The Mapmaker’s Children, on tour April – June 2015
About The Mapmaker’s Children • Hardcover: 320 pages • Publisher: Crown (May 5, 2015) When Sarah Brown, daughter of abolitionist John Brown, realizes that her artistic talents may be able to help save the lives of slaves fleeing north, she becomes one of the Underground Railroad’s leading mapmakers, taking her cues from the slave code […]
Elizabeth Berg, author of The Dream Lover, on tour April/May 2015
About The Dream Lover Hardcover: 368 pages Publisher: Random House (April 14, 2015) New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Berg has written a lush historical novel based on the sensuous Parisian life of the nineteenth-century writer George Sand—which is perfect for readers of Nancy Horan and Elizabeth Gilbert. At the beginning of this powerful novel, we […]
Patricia Harman, author of The Reluctant Midwife, on tour March 2015
About The Reluctant Midwife • Paperback: 432 pages • Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks (March 3, 2015) The USA Today bestselling author of The Midwife of Hope River returns with a heartfelt sequel, a novel teeming with life and full of humor and warmth, one that celebrates the human spirit. The Great Depression has hit West […]
Book Club of the Month Contest for March 2015
_____________________________ The power of connection! Book clubs will fall in love with The Godforsaken Daughter The Godforsaken Daughter by Christina McKenna When Ruby Clare’s father was alive, they happily toiled together on their small dairy farm in Northern Ireland. Since his death seven months ago, Ruby—thirty-three years old, plain, and plump—has become a veritable drudge for […]
TLC Book Tours TOUR STOPS for March 2nd – 6th
Jacqueline Winspear’s Maisie Dobbs Series – Month of Maisie Readalong Monday, March 2nd: A Chick Who Reads – Birds of a Feather Monday, March 2nd: Reecas Pieces – Birds of a Feather Tuesday, March 3rd: Olduvai Reads – Pardonable Lies Tuesday, March 3rd: Reecas Pieces – Pardonable Lies Wednesday, March 4th: Too Fond – Among the Mad Wednesday, March 4th: Lavish Bookshelf – Among the Mad Thursday, […]
Dorothea Benton Frank, author of The Hurricane Sisters, on tour April 2015
About The Hurricane Sisters • Paperback: 352 pages • Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks (April 7, 2015) Hurricane season begins early and rumbles all summer long, well into September. Often people’s lives reflect the weather and The Hurricane Sisters is just such a story. Once again Dorothea Benton Frank takes us deep into the heart of her magical South […]
Kate Riordan, author of Fiercombe Manor, on tour March/April 2015
About Fiercombe Manor • Hardcover: 416 pages • Publisher: Harper (February 17, 2015) A house as old as Fiercombe Manor holds many secrets within its walls. But which dark chapter of its history is haunting Alice, a young woman staying there during the course of a fateful summer? In 1933, naive twenty-two-year-old Alice is pregnant, unmarried, […]
Cynthia Swanson, author of The Bookseller, on tour April 2015
About The Bookseller • Print Length: 352 pages • Publisher: Harper (March 3, 2015) A mesmerizingly powerful debut novel about the ways in which past choices can irrevocably define the present—and the bittersweet confrontation of what might have been 1962: It may be the Swinging Sixties in New York, but in Denver it’s different: being […]