Monthly Archives: March 2018

The Cage by Lloyd Jones – 2018

Posted on March 17, 2018 by alysonebaker

Two strangers arrive at a hotel in an unnamed and unplaced town.  They need help, but before providing help, the townsfolk want to know who they are and what has happened to them.  If the strangers can’t provide that information what … Continue reading →

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Into the World by Stephanie Parkyn – 2017

Posted on March 12, 2018 by alysonebaker

Into the World is an historical adventure on the high seas with great characters and an interesting plot.  From the beginning of the novel, when Marie-Louise Girardin brands herself and her infant son before leaving him to the fate of … Continue reading →

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Tinderbox by Megan Dunn – 2017

Posted on March 9, 2018 by alysonebaker

A memoir, and a book about writing a book, about the future of books, about women in books, about a movie of a book, about selling books – Tinderbox is all of these and is wonderful!  Dunn takes us though her experiences … Continue reading →

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