Just read an article about this book and plan to read it soon. American History is seriously whitewashed to reflect only the good (if any in certain circumstances) and none of the bad things we‘ve done since the United States creation and the road taken to get there. Since then, it‘s more of the same. The US collective memory is ridiculously shallow - and we don‘t learn from our mistakes. https://apple.news/AZTisJGKxTBykS_WJFwkx9g

I own all of Alice Borchardt‘s books in hardback. If you didn‘t know, Alice is Anne Rice‘s older sister. Unfortunately, she passed away. Regardless, the woman was an amazing writer and a better one than Anne. That said, I‘m an Anne Rice fan from day one. If you‘re a fantasy fan or even if you aren‘t, her books are worth your time. I‘m planning to reread all her books again as soon as I locate all of them by unpacking over 50 boxes of books.

Is it me, or does anyone else start having panic attacks when their book stack contains less than a dozen books from which to select. What happens if I‘m not in the mood for any of the books I do have?!! It‘s not good. And, some books/authors I save up to read when I have the time to completely absorb myself in every detail of the novel. I need to make a book run!

Anything written by Claudia Hall Christian is a deep felt story with amazing characters. Love Denver Cereal books and ALEX the Fey series. The others are really excellent as well.