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Daughters of the Sun and Moon
by Lisa See
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Lisa See once more takes a piece of Chinese history, this time in America, and brings it to life. It's a dark history told through three women. Moon, Dove and Petal's lives intersect in the violent Pueblo of Los Angeles. I found the structure of the book hard to follow, but perhaps it was the audio that made it more difficult.

The Night She Dissappeared
by Lisa Jewell
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A solid book but a few issues. There were a solid 2 to 3 characters that were entirely unnecessary. It was an absolute waste, and I have no idea why they were there. The reveal was surprising but also disappointing and made little to no sense. None of the characters (the mom, the victim, the friend, the husband, etc.) Were worth rooting for. It was different than some previous ending of thrillers I had read. Which I appreciate, but that didn't make it better.

The Rose Bargain
by Sasha Peyton Smith
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Entertaining read. Nice twists. Waiting for book 2 to be freed up.

Every Summer After
by Carley Fortune
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Couldn’t stop reading it!

Yesteryear
by Caro Claire Burke
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Yesteryear by Caro Clare Brown An influencer, who considers herself a tradwife (traditional wife) uses her platform to encourage returning to the past doing everything as it was done years ago, not electronics. One morning she wakes up to the discovery that she is living in the reality she has encouraged. How did she get here and what is going on. Is this some weird reality show, has she time traveled, what in the world is going on. Read to find out. Quite interesting.

The Wedding People
by Alison Espach
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I surprisingly enjoyed this book. Although I thought this book was going to be a "fluff" book, it touched on deep themes and was relatable.

The Island Club
by Nicola Harrison
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7/19/26 Slow to start, this book takes place on beautiful Balboa Island in California in 1956. Three women, with different problems come together over tennis. The story then takes off… they become friends and work together to solve each others problems; which because of the times , were secrets. I really enjoyed this story of female friendship and how it can transcend social expectations when you have the support of people around you!

HUSBANDS & LOVERS
by BEATRIZ WILLIAMS
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ALL IN ALL AN ENJOYABLE READ ABOUT A DISFUNTIONAL FAMILY AND A FAMILY WITH SECRETS AND HOW THEY COPE. I DIDN'T FALL IN LOVE WITH ANY OF THE CHARACTERS BUT I WAS HAPPY WITH THE ENDING. I DO LIKE A HAPPY ENDING MOST OF THE TIME. BUT SOME TIME I WOULD LIKE IT IF THE AUTHOR LEFT YOU HANGING AS THOUGH SHE MIGHT WRITE A NEXT BOOK

Wild Dark Shore
by Charlotte McConaghy
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A family on a remote island finds a mysterious woman who washes ashore during a storm.

Cocked and Boozy: An Intoxicating History of the American Revolution
by Brooke Barbier
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This non-fiction book offers a fresh, fun look at the time of the American Revolution. Who knew alcohol played such a big part in our history.
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