Two Books for Fans of Women's Fiction

by Susan Roberts

Soon summer will be here, which means that days spent at the beach, lake, or pool are just around the corner. Women's fiction is one of the most popular genres to pop into your summer bag. If you are planning your summer reading, get a jump on it these these two books.

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The Color of Ice by Barbara Linn Probst ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

'I love the way glass is alive...And like everything that's alive, it's full of contradictions.  Fragile and strong.  Liquid and solid. When it's hot you can pull it, twist it, cut it.  When it's cold, it's immovable.  Glass is present and not present.  We can look through it and at it.' (loc 468).

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The Sound Between the Notes by Barbara Linn Probst ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

What if you had a second chance at the very thing you thought you’d renounced forever? How steep a price would you be willing to pay?

 

"It wasn't the outer glory she wanted but it interior cousin, the sense of being a pathway for the music and through that of being fully herself. It was the best thing she'd ever known and she wanted it back." (loc 238)

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Queen of the Owls by Barbara Linn Probst ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"Don't be half

Be everything

Anything less was wrong, the same as being nothing." (loc 2163)