Women's Fiction

  • A Woman Betrayed

    A Woman Betrayed opens with thirty-nine year old Laura Frye wide-awake, knuckles white. It’s five in the morning and Jeff, her husband, never arrived home from work. There has been no call, no message, nothing. Laura is frantic. The two have been married for twenty years, have many friends and two children. In Laura’s opinion,…

  • Cameo Lake

    Many romance readers are not going to like Cameo Lake simply because they will not allow adultery in their romance novels. But if you’re a reader who, like me, is not bothered by a plot featuring adultery, this story of a quietly sweet relationship may please you somewhat. Novelist Cleo McCarthy is having a hard…

  • Firefly Beach

    I’d heard good things about Firefly Beach and Summer Light, Luanne Rice’s back-to-back summer releases, so I was looking forward to sinking my teeth into this one. I’m always up for a good story, and have had good luck with women’s fiction lately. But Firefly Beach, though for the most part well written, wasn’t entirely…

  • In Fidelity

    In Fidelity was an intriguing and powerful reading experience which somehow managed to touch me deeply. I have difficulty analyzing what exactly had the most effect, even though I could not put the book down the whole night through. It’s a compelling tale about human emotions and the possibility or impossibility of change. The narrator,…

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