Jamieson Wolf
Aurora Award Nominated Author
Category: Book Reviews
Not Just for Christmas by Alex Brown – A Book Review
Kitty Clarke has been in mourning for four years. Ever since she lost her husband Ed, she’s been mourning him. She’s found solace in running The Spotted Pig Café in Tindledale and in her daughter Teddie. The pain has gotten easier to deal with… Continue Reading “Not Just for Christmas by Alex Brown – A Book Review”
Covenant by Michelle St. James – A Book Review
Charlotte Duval is at a loss for what to do. Her father has passed away and she is stuck with the task of what to do: close his antiques shop, the Galerie Duval in Paris or move on and go back to Los Angeles,… Continue Reading “Covenant by Michelle St. James – A Book Review”
Eternal by Michelle St. James – A Book Review
Jenna Carver is another woman than before. Before, she hid from the man she loved in the name of protecting her daughter. Before, she shied away from the passion that Farrell brought out in her. Before, she was constantly afraid. Now, Jenna is on… Continue Reading “Eternal by Michelle St. James – A Book Review”
The Secret of Orchard Cottage by Alex Brown – A Book Review
April Wilson has lost herself. After her husband Graham passed away from Motor neurone disease, a disease that attacked his body from the inside out and took his zest for life from him, April is at wits end. She spent so long taking care… Continue Reading “The Secret of Orchard Cottage by Alex Brown – A Book Review”
A Walk in the Sun by Michelle Zink – A Book Review
Rose Darrow is lost. After her mother passes away, the running of the family farm falls to her. Her father, John Darrow, is just too grief stricken to do much of anything except exist in a cloud of depression. So the running of the… Continue Reading “A Walk in the Sun by Michelle Zink – A Book Review”
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Jamieson Wolf has written a compelling story about navigating multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy. His story will touch your heart, make you cry, then laugh, and inspire you. A touching memoir with a bit of magic…and tarot! ~ Theresa Reed, author of The Tarot Coloring Book
