Jess Combs is a former legal assistant turned professional mom and reader. She reviews books from a variety of genres at jesscombs.com, where she also blogs about randomness such as being a recovering yarn addict and life as a foster parent in West Virginia. Connect with her on Twitter, Facebook, Goodreads, and LibraryThing.
My Thoughts on The Autobiography of Satan: Poor, pitiful Satan. He’s been so misunderstood and gotten a really bad rap all these centuries. And he’s stayed so quiet and continued to take the blame for all the evil in the world, but is it really fair? He believes it’s high time we all hear him out! Similar to
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I normally don’t pick books this way, but I chose Rosemary in Bloom by Khristy Reibel specifically because it didn’t sound like something I’d normally read. Description (from Goodreads): What if war separated you from your true love? What if you married the wrong man? What if the power of love brought you together again? When
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Description (from Goodreads): Girlhood, courage, nature, and flight from a tyrant’s hand in post-frontier Montana. The Swan Keeper is an historical, coming of age novel set in Northwest Montana’s Mission Valley in the late 1920s. Lillian Connelly loves trumpeter swans and vows to protect them from a hunter who is killing them and leaving their carcasses
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Description (from Goodreads): A mother, her son, and mania. In this fictionalized memoir, a mother recounts the emotional journey she and her son take when he becomes mentally ill. Jack is known as the Sun King because as a child he resembled the illustrated boy in his mother’s deck of tarot cards. Already on the
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