Our Last Goodbye by Shirley Dickson

May decides to pursue nursing, something she has always wanted to do but never believed she could. After her mother dies, she makes a promise to make a go of it and try to be something and nursing will also do good for the war. She can help others, while finding herself. Hardly believing she […]

No More Dodging Bullets by Amy Herrig

Amy was raised in a loving family, who allowed her to be herself. Let her make decisions and live life unlike a lot of kids. She had freedoms but she was also taught life lessons and it was completely normal for her to be raised in the Gas Pipe stores. Her parents who were more […]

The Sowing Season by Katie Powner

Gerrit is finally letting go of the farm. The farm that his father ran, and that he ran for the last few decades. He couldn’t do it no longer, and this was his last resort – selling it off. Not what he wanted but his body was breaking down, and he was no longer coming […]

The Mourning Report by Caitlin Garvey

This was a very eye opening novel on the different ways we can perceive death, and grief and loss. I found it intriguing how Caitlin tried to hang onto the memories of her mother by talking to others who had a hand in helping her mother during and after her passing of cancer. I would […]