Peg, Unhinged by Teri M Brown ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Peg is good at a lot of things. Selling beachfront homes. Raising two kids. Holding her life together with duct tape and dark humor. What she is not good at is menopause, divorce, or watching her soon-to-be ex flirt with women half her age, especially when one of them works in her office.

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Daughters of Green Mountain Gap by Teri M Brown ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

An Appalachian granny woman. A daughter on a crusade. A granddaughter caught between the two.

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An Enemy Like Me by Teri M. Brown ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts 

"War.  It was such an ugly word.  Small but powerful.  These three letters pitted nation against nation, men against men.  But from her vantage point, war did something far worse.  It trapped men between the love of their country and the love of their family, their wives, and their children.  How was a good man, a man with strong values, supposed to choose between the freedom of his country and the love of his family, in particular, when it appeared one couldn't exist without the other." (chapter 20)

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3 Books for Fans of Historical Fiction

by Susan Roberts

Today I have three works of historical fiction for your reading pleasure. The first is a dual timeline story that traces mothers and daughters through the generations. The second is a free read for Kindle Unlimited subscribers. And finally the last novel on my list today is about a country that has been in the news a lot lately and will give you some understanding of current events by providing a historical perspective. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.

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