by Susan Roberts
The definition of Women's Fiction is that it embraces themes that revolve around the home, family, and community. Often, women’s fiction asks that characters overcome staggering real-life challenges. I think that one of the most important parts of this genre is that it tells the reader stories about strong women who have learned how to use their strength for the success of their families and friends and, in some cases, for the betterment of the world.
I have reviews of six books that feature strong women - two are historical fiction, one is a thriller and the other three are books about families.
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