The Frozen River
by Ariel Lawhon

The mid 1700's in Maine the story of Martha and her family's lives. How she became a midwife and the fight she lead to overcome the evil of one man. It makes me think how far women's right have grown from that time and worry about what we might lose
 
 

The Glassmaker
by Tracy Chevalier

Wonderful story of the Rosso family of glass makers thru the eyes of the daughter Orsola and the changes time and events brought to Venice
 
 

The Women
by Kristin Hannah

Brought back memories of that time of unrest in our country. i had several family members serving in the Vietnam War but was never aware of the reality that combat nurses faced. I don't think I was even aware of these courageous women.
 
 

The Mountain Is You
by Brianna Wiest

If you don't like this book, then you weren't paying attention.
 
 

Down the Drain
by Julia Fox

A masterpiece autobiography.
 
 

The Secret Lives Of Booksellers And Librarians
by James Patterson

Stories from librarians and booksellers about their love for books and reading and they have in helping others to find that joy as well
 
 

The Golden Gate
by Amy Chua

While this book explores the death of a young child in 1930 and the murder of a prominent man in 1944; it also reveals the problem of immigrants to California and San Francisco. Police detective Al Sullivan passes as white but recalls the 1931 repatriation of Mexicans to open up jobs for Americans and how it left him as a child with his mother in poverty. He revisits how as a policeman he had to participate in rounding up American citizens of Japanese descent and send them to internment camps.
 
 

A Short Walk Through A Wide World
by Douglas Westerbeke

I love books, libraries and traveling. All the things that Aubrey experienced. An entertaining story that sparked questions in my mind about life.
 
 

The Last Note Of Warning
by Katharine Schellman

A mystery that takes you a club in 1920's New York City
 
 

Riley Thorn And The Corpse In The Closet
by Lucy Score

This is the 2nd book in the Riley Thorne series by Lucy Score. I have enjoyed aal 3 books and found them entertaining and funny. I would read them in order if possible book 1 ends and book 2 picks up.