My Review:A book that will cut to the quick but not leave its reader emotionally abandoned. After We Were Stolen is an intelligent and heartrending story of vulnerability, power, resistance, and redemption. It explores the many facets of love, for
Janet Somerville, author of Yours, For Probably Always and book reviewer for The Toronto Star, selected The Secret Next Door to recommend for the Gulf Coast Life Bookclub. You can listen to the piece here. The recommendations begin around 21:00.
For this book’s launch, there have been several very cool opportunities that have happened for The Secret Next Door. One of which was when Apple Books selected The Secret Next Door as one of their Best Books for November! When
A delightful bookish mystery, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections is the reading equivalent of a warm cup of tea in front of a fire on a winter’s day. Eva Jurczyk has crafted a love letter to libraries and
Today is the day that The Secret Next Door releases! I’m so excited for this day to finally be here. Please join me tonight to celebrate at the free virtual book launch hosted by Bookbar and moderated by thriller author,
I hope you’ll join me next Tuesday evening, 11/9/21 at 7:00 PM Mountain Time for the launch of my new book, The Secret Next Door. The event is hosted by Bookbar here in Denver and will be moderated by author
Thank you to The Nerd Daily and to Heather Frimmer (author of Better to Trust) for including The Secret Next Door in your list of new and soon-to-be-released titles that deal with moral dilemmas! Here is the link to the
My publisher, Sourcebooks, is currently giving away 25 print copies of my new book, The Secret Next Door, on Goodreads. The official release isn’t until November 9th, so this is a chance to win a copy early! Here is the
The NetGalley listing for The Secret Next Door is now live from my publisher. If you are a book blogger/influencer I hope you’ll consider checking it out and requesting it for review. Here is the link. If you do post
A brutally honest, cuts you to the bone observation of modern-day motherhood, wifedom, and the biological and sociological shackles that (some) women both love to wear and struggle to maintain a personal identity with. There were so many lines and