A beautifully woven tale of sisterhood, loss, and the power of stories, The Secret Book of Flora Lea sweeps you into a dual timeline mystery rooted in World War II England. With lyrical prose and emotional depth, Patti Callahan Henry captures the ache of memory and the magic of imagination. A poignant, tender read that lingers long after the final page.

I love Aria but I wish the author had taken the time to slowly reveal her trauma not just give it on the spot.

A very interesting speculative fiction that moves from hard sci fi to ethics and back.

A nice light read. However, I’ve enjoyed some of her other books better.

yep... need I say more? its TL SWAN --- obsessed.. OBSESSED. how does she get me to fall in love with the men EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

Not my favorite. I wish she would have added more new characters instead of relying on old ones.

Can’t wait for the movie, the audiobook is so good

Such a fun princes of hell read with romcom and adventure tones. The female lead could have had a bit more confidence in herself but otherwise loved it. The interactions between the princes of hell/demons are hysterical. Definitely an adult romance with plenty of spice without it being too much

Edith Wharton wrote interesting novellas about society in Paris and New York at the beginning of the twentieth century. Her writing and descriptions are wonderful.

Great book. Suspenseful