This book was so easy to get right into and so easy to relate to if you are the middle of the sandwich- having older parents and young adult children.

wow... a book that makes you crave a relationship SO BAD --- I need a man like him..

Very depressing and predictable

This wonderful Japanese novel brings us to the beautiful coast of Japan where the characters partake of a remembrance meal during which they come into contact with a departed loved one. They are able to make peace with their grief in this unique setting. A cat resides in this space and adds a charming touch to the story. Human connections are made as we see the characters move on. There are recipes for interesting Japanese dishes. Particularly enticing are the omelette and the sukijaki. Don't miss this captivating story which may inspire you to do some cooking or want to visit Japan.

The really enjoyed this mystery about writers and the murders of writers England. It was a bit over the top but fun especially the bit about yoga.

A Sea of Unspoken Things is a haunting, atmospheric fusion of mystery, emotional drama, and subtle supernatural threads. Adrienne Young excels at crafting a vividly immersive world and emotionally complex central relationships. While pacing issues and unresolved subplots may slightly detract from the experience, the book’s emotional core—and its exploration of grief, memory, and small-town secrets—linger long after the final page. Rating: 4/5 — Highly recommended for fans of atmospheric psychological thrillers with emotional depth.

I really enjoyed the story and the characters in this book! The first I’ve read by this author.

not the biggest fan--- again its a werewolf romance

Daniel Tiger’s 5-Minute Stories – Short Review: Warm, simple stories with kind lessons. Perfect bedtime read for little ones. ????

I enjoyed the unexpected character development in Murderbot.