Publisher’s Weekly BookLife describes Eight Septembers by Jane Buyers as “compelling” & “unflinching.” Buyers’s debut delivers an unflinching look at two decades that reshaped both American finance and her own life. As a managing director at J.P. Morgan Chase, Buyers had a front-row seat to… Read More »BookLife Praises Eight Septembers
Publisher’s Weekly BookLife names Building Blocs by John S Reuther an editor’s pick Reuther’s brisk, illuminating memoir charts two unpredictable transitions: first, this scion of a storied labor family’s coming of age in the Soviet Union, where he was a pioneer in the opening of… Read More »Building Blocs is a BookLife Editor’s Pick
Midwest Book Review’s take on the second book in the Poppy Pendal series. Poppy Pendal and the Wondrous World Around Us celebrates differences with the experience of a young girl who comes home wondering why she’s the only girl in class with red hair, which makes… Read More »Poppy Pendal Gets Strong Review
Operation Texas is a novel set in 1938 that tells of Rosalind, whose skills in German and Slavic languages are perfect for the job of undertaking a hazardous trip to Poland to smooth her Congressman’s friend’s journey. On the trip to Poland Rosalind encounters German spies… Read More »High Praise for Operation Texas by Midwest Book Review
