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BOOK REVIEW: #EdgeOfTheFall by Gregory Wilson Taylor. A genre-bending blend of adventure, psychological thriller, and wilderness survival.
Edge of the Fall is a genre-bending blend of adventure, psychological thriller, and wilderness survival. Dr. Ian Sizemore, dealing with chr
BOOK REVIEW: Edge of the Fall by Gregory Wilson Taylor
Edge of the Fall is a genre-bending blend of adventure, psychological thriller, and wilderness survival. Dr. Ian Sizemore, dealing with chronic pain and depressed after the deaths of his wife and daughter, is driving in the mountains during a snowstorm when he spies a crashed vehicle. Despite his pain, he hikes down the steep mountainside to ascertain if there are survivors. After being mauled…
BOOK REVIEW: #ThePaintersApprentice by Laura Morelli. A look at love, death, and art in Venice during the Black Plague. https://suanneschaferauthor.com/book-review-the-…nters-apprentice/
BOOK REVIEW: The Painter’s Apprentice by Laura Morelli
The Painter’s Apprentice is set in Venice in 1510. A master gilder sends his daughter, Maria, from home to apprentice under Master Trevisan, a well-known painter. Her father does this for two reasons: to get her away from her illicit lover, Cristiano, (who’s been hired to beat gold bullion into gold leaf) and to learn the art of mixing paints as her father feels that gilding is falling out of…
ICYMI BOOK REVIEW: #TheThirteethTale by Diane Setterfield. A book lover’s book—a twisted gothic mystery studded with literary references. A gem.
The Thirteenth Tale is a gothic mystery packed with family secrets and twists that keep the reader guessing. The elderly Vida Winter, the wo
ICYMI BOOK REVIEW: A Stopover in Venice by Kathryn Walker. A mixed bag of art, art history, mystery, and a woman finding herself in Venice.
A Stopover in Venice, per its blurb, should have had everything I enjoy in a novel: a woman rediscovering herself as her marriage winds down
My June 2026 books read, from The Maiden Bell to The Order. The best of these is the Daniel Silva series of Gabriel Allon thrillers. I’m trying to catch up on the series before #26 comes out next week. The Emotional Craft of Fiction by Donald Maass is also an excellent writing craft book.
BOOK REVIEW: #ThePainterOfTime by Matthew O’Connell. A blend of art, art history, art restoration, a tad of romance, and a variation on time-travel.
The Painter of Time opens with an unknown man painting, then slowly moves in to reveal that he is an art restorer, a man with a quiet life a
BOOK REVIEW: The Painter of Time by Matthew O’Connor
The Painter of Time opens with an unknown man painting, then slowly moves in to reveal that he is an art restorer, a man with a quiet life and deeply instilled habits. Chapter Two introduces a second character, MacKenzie, a female artist, as she begins her day at the home she shares with her father. She leaves there for her first days as a fledgling art restorer at the Cloisters. Though she…
ICYMI BOOK REVIEW: The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson. A gorgeous book.
The Seed Keeper is a multi-generational saga told from the points of view of four different women. The primary story is that of Rosalie Iron
BOOK REVIEW: The Clarissa Bell Mystery Series. A fun series, set like the #AmeliaPeabody mysteries, in Egypt. Lots of intrigue and murder.
https://suanneschaferauthor.com/book-review-clarissa-bell-mystery-series/
ICYMI BOOK REVIEW: Echo of Lies by Carol Potenza. An amazing time travel science fiction novel with a bit of romance.
I enjoyed reading the first in Carol Potenza’s mystery series, String of Lies, and found I liked the second, Echo of Lies, just as much. Pot
BOOK REVIEW: Liberty Street by Heather Marshall. A devastating glimpse of life in a Canadian women’s prison, complete with torture and medical experimentation.
Liberty Street is a dual-time line, dual POV novel chronicling the abuses done to women in the fictional Mercer Women’s Prison. In the 1960s
ICYMI BOOK REVIEW: Minor Black Figures by Brandon Taylor. A fascinating blend of art, politics, and LGBTQI issues. Really made me think.
Minor Black Figures is an interesting blend of politics, art, and LGBTQI issues. Wyeth, a young Black artist, was raised by a distant White
BOOK REVIEW: Liberty Street by Heather Marshall
Liberty Street is a dual-time line, dual POV novel chronicling the abuses done to women in the fictional Mercer Women’s Prison. In the 1960s timeline, Emily Radcliffe is an editorial assistant at Chatelaine magazine, mentored by her boss, feminist Doris Anderson. An anonymous note is smuggled from the prison and ends up at the Chatelaine office, Emily who wants to follow in her war-correspondent…
ICYMI BOOK REVIEW: #TheWomanWhoPaintedTheSeasons by Penny Fields-Schneider. A well-researched fictional biography of artist Lee Krasner and her spouse, Jackson Pollack. https://suanneschaferauthor.com/book-review-the-…nted-the-seasons/
BOOK REVIEW: Westerly by Susan Donovan Bernhard
I loved Susan Donovan Bernhard’s debut novel, Winter Loon, because of its rich characterization and flawless prose. When I learned she has a new book coming out, I was thrilled. As in Winter Loon, in Westerly Bernhard writes of family secrets. She also uses a Hansel-and-Gretel trail of crumbs, including character nicknames like “Faye” and “Pixie” to pull in a sense of Irish fairy tales to…