Darling Rose Gold by Stephanie Wrobel

Mother/daughter psychological thriller.

Mother's in prison for making her daughter an invalid for eighteen years - but that's not enough punishment for Darling Rose Gold. Solid writing. A tale of evil.

Bound in Flame by Katherine Kayne

The author did a nice job with the Hawaiian culture of the time period, connecting description with the story requirements, and I enjoyed the romance.

A Day That Changed Everything by Beth Moran

I read an amazingly ready-for-publication Advanced Reader Copy with the title How Not To Be A Loser. The novel opens with the protagonist giving a tongue-in-cheek description of what her life has become, capped by an amusing incident where she can't cast aspersions on her son's fear of spiders when she can't even look outside an open door. The author does an excellent job of giving hints of what has happened in the past - information that trickles out in bits as the story goes on. She does the same with what is to come, and it's not quite certain until the end just how things will turn out. A thoroughly enjoyable read with many light moments, while drawing the reader into the world of someone with agoraphobia.