Paper Ghosts by Sarah Addison Allen

Paper Ghosts

Book Summary

Part ghost story, part love story and steeped in magical realism, Paper Ghosts will transport you to a place where old secrets echo through the years and love finds a way of bringing us home.

Every family has its secrets . . .The Wester women live inside theirs.

For decades, the women of Wester House have unsettled and fascinated their small, timeless North Carolina town. Their home is full of whispers, old griefs, and uncanny knowing. But when Willamena Wester reaches out to the granddaughter she once pushed away, long-buried truths begin to stir.

1976: Restless young Willamena falls for a stranded musician who brings freedom and the promise of another life to her carefully controlled world. Their brief, incandescent love story promises to escape the pull of the Wester legacy until Willamena makes a fateful choice that changes her life forever.

Present day: Returning home is the last thing Bailey Wester wants. Yet as she reconnects with Willamena, the grandmother she feared, Bailey begins to understand the love, heartbreak, and impossible choices that shaped the women in her family and realizes the past may not have been trying to haunt them after all. A luminous novel filled with Sarah Addison Allen’s stunning prose and signature blend of romance, Southern charm, and wonder, Paper Ghosts reminds us that in order to have the future we really want, sometimes we need to live with the past, and not let go of it.

My Thoughts

There is a special kind of excitement that comes with opening a new Sarah Addison Allen book, and Paper Ghosts arrived with all the promise of mystery, family secrets, and a touch of magic. Ever since I discovered Garden Spells, I have looked forward to each new release, and I was eager to settle in with this story. While Paper Ghosts unfolds at a gentler pace than I expected, that slower beginning gives readers time to step into its shadowy atmosphere and appreciate its quieter moments. The unexpected shifts in time add an intriguing layer, even as I found myself wishing for a smoother path through the characters’ histories.

Wills has the beginnings of a truly compelling story, and I especially enjoyed the hints of her connection with her grandmother. I would have loved even more time with that relationship, particularly during Wills’s growing-up years, because those details could have made the family history feel even richer. Tug and Bailey also bring interesting possibilities to the story, and a deeper look at their lives would have added another warm layer to the family thread. Although this book leans darker than the author’s earlier work, with moments of violence and characters who are more complicated than cozy, it is still clear that Allen is exploring a different side of her storytelling.

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Most of all, I wanted to spend more time with the family’s gift—the magic that gives the story its spark—and I finished the book curious for more answers. Even though Paper Ghosts was not my favorite Sarah Addison Allen novel, it reminded me why I continue to follow her work: her stories always invite anticipation, conversation, and the hope of discovering something enchanting on the next page. I will happily be first in line for her next tale, ready once again for whatever magic she chooses to share.

A little bookish magic is in the air today! Paper Ghosts by Sarah Addison Allen is now available from Amazon, and if you haven’t yet discovered her work, I highly recommend starting with my personal favorite, Garden Spells—an enchanting story that feels like stepping into a garden sprinkled with charm, secrets, and just a touch of wonder. I’ll be sharing my thoughts on Kate Westbury’s The Oxford Guide to Scandal and Lies on Thursday, September 3. Until then, may your day be bright, your tea be warm, and your next read have just the right amount of magic.

Kris

The Avid Reader

*I voluntarily read an advanced copy of this book.  I am not required to leave a review.  The comments and opinions expressed are strictly my own.

The Reimagined Life of Jade Morrow by Vannetta Chapman

The Reimagined Life of Jade Morrow

Book Summary

She’s spent her career rewriting the lives of famous women. Now she must find the courage to rewrite her own.

Bestselling author Jade Morrow has built a career reimagining history’s most iconic women and the single choices that changed their lives. But at forty-six, Jade’s own carefully constructed world is unraveling.

Crippling panic attacks force her to leave New York City behind and start over in Shelby, Texas, the small town her parents once called home. Determined to rebuild her life in solitude, Jade keeps everyone at a distance—until a devastating accident leaves her stranded and utterly alone.

As the people of Shelby slowly break through the walls she’s built around herself, Jade discovers that healing may require more courage than reinvention. And for the first time, she wonders if the life she truly wants is still waiting for her.

The Reimagined Life of Jade Morrow is an emotional and uplifting novel about grief, friendship, second chances, and learning that it’s never too late to choose a different future.

My Thoughts

The Reimagined Life of Jade Morrow is a delightful departure from Vannetta Chapman’s other novels. I easily related to Jade Morrow, a thoughtful introvert who is slowly drawn into the warm and welcoming community of Shelby, Texas. The residents are a friendly, caring group, and before long Jade finds herself surrounded by a close circle of friends. As she gets to know her librarian neighbor and the local pastor, the story gently explores the beauty of friendship, personal growth, and meaningful connections across ages and backgrounds. 

The characters are well developed, with room to grow in ways that feel natural and hopeful. One of the recurring themes asks an intriguing question: if you could change one pivotal decision from your past, would you—and how might that change shape the rest of your life? Jade’s novels, which reimagine the lives of iconic women, add a unique touch through excerpts included after each chapter. Along the way, Jade learns important life lessons that are both heartfelt and inspiring. The Reimagined Life of Jade Morrow is an uplifting, feel-good story that left me smiling.

The Reimagined Life of Jade Morrow is available now from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, BAM, Kobo, and Indigo.  If you’d like to explore more of Vannetta Chapman’s books, you can find them here.  Mark your calendar for Tuesday, July 28, when I’ll be back with Rodeo Witness Protector by Sami Abrams. 

Dickens decided to take a little break from the cat house yesterday and settled in for a nap on my mother’s oversized Snoopy. As you can see in the picture, Dickens fits quite nicely on Snoopy’s head—though my mother was not nearly as charmed by the arrangement as I was. May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and a book you can’t wait to return to. Take care, and Happy Reading!

Kris

The Avid Reader

*I voluntarily read an advanced copy of this book.  I am not required to leave a review.  The comments and opinions expressed are strictly my own.

The Good Mothers by Caitlin Weaver

The Good Mothers

Book Summary

With an eight-year-old son struggling with ADHD and nowhere else to turn, soon-to-be-divorced mom Lacey answers a life-saving ad: “Seeking responsible single mom to join our household. Motherhood can be lonely and we support each other!”

When she arrives at Wildwood Lane she finds a ramshackle house with a welcoming bright yellow door and a wraparound porch with its cozy couch and scattered toys. And inside, three mothers who have forged their own rules for survival.

As Lacey battles her conspiracy-theorist ex-husband for custody while juggling a new, make-or-break job, she discovers these women offer more than shared childcare, communal dinners and late nights bonding over wine after the kids’ bedtime. They're building something revolutionary: a chosen family where women don’t just survive—they thrive.

But when her enigmatic housemate comes up with a risky plan that could secure her financially and protect her son’s future, she faces an impossible choice: How far will she go to protect the family she’s found?

A fierce, tender novel about how sometimes women have to break the rules to build the life they really want. Perfect for readers who loved Big Little Lies and All They Need to Know.

My Thoughts

The Good Mothers by Caitlin Weaver portrays men and women in a bad light.  In the beginning, I felt for Lacey who is trying to protect her son from her husband.  Lacey’s son has been diagnosed with ADHD and needs medication, but her conspiracy theorist husband does not agree.  Thus ensues a bitter divorce and custody battle.  Every evening the four women residing in the “mommune” sit around the kitchen table drinking copious amounts of wine while complaining about men.  I did not like the methods the women employed to get ahead.  The men in the story with the exception are portrayed in a bad light.  

Lacey’s husband is awful and I do not blame Lacey for being nervous about him gaining custody of their sensitive son.  I found myself shaking my head and rolling my eyes over the actions taken by the women.  The ladies condemn the men for their action, but they felt it was okay to “break a few rules (they stomped on the rules).”   Breaking the rules and violence are never the answer.  I thought Lacey would have learned her lesson after the truck incident.  The ending was expected.  I did not feel that the story lived up to the blurb.

The Good Mothers is available from Amazon*.  If you are a member of Kindle Unlimited, you can read it for free.  While The Good Mothers was not my cup of tea, I suggest you download a sample to see if it suits you.  Thank you for stopping by today.  I will be back on Tuesday, January 20 with A Very Novel Murder by Ellie Alexander. It is the first A Novels Detective Mystery. I hope that you have a wonderful weekend.  Take care, stay warm, and Happy Reading!

Kris

The Avid Reader

*I voluntarily read an advanced copy of this book.  I am not required to leave a review.  The comments and opinions expressed are strictly my own.

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My Daughter's Baby by Kate Hewitt

 My Daughter's Baby

Book Summary

As I hold my daughter’s newborn baby to my chest, my heart breaks knowing she didn’t live to meet her son. Someone will need to raise this child, but who will fight the hardest?

When I get the call my estranged daughter Sophie is in labor and that there are complications, I can barely breathe. It’s been months since I spoke to her—I had no idea she was even pregnant. I rush to the hospital, tears streaming down my face. But as I run through the hospital doors and see the nurses’ faces, I realize I am already too late.

I look down at the precious baby she left behind, swaddled in a blanket with perfect rosy cheeks. My husband and I could give him a stable, loving home. It would be a second chance for us. Because we didn’t get it right with Sophie—no matter how hard we tried, I know we failed her. This is our chance to finally make things right.

But then I meet the tear-filled gaze of my son-in-law, Tom, and realize it isn’t going to be that simple. He is the reason we didn’t have a relationship with our daughter. My husband is sure his troubled past will mean we get custody. But now Sophie is gone, is it time to give Tom a second chance? Or is it foolish to trust someone we don’t even know?

My chest aches as I realize I have no idea what Sophie would have wanted, or even what I truly want. Because I have secrets of my own… secrets that Tom doesn’t know and never should. Should I fight to raise my daughter’s baby myself, even if it costs me everything?

An unforgettable, gripping and suspenseful novel that shines a light on what it truly means to be a family. Perfect for readers who enjoy emotional fiction, and for fans of Jodi Picoult, Liane Moriarty and Diane Chamberlain.

About the Author

Kate Hewitt is the author of many romance and women's fiction novels.  A former New Yorker and now an American ex-pat, she lives in a small town on the Welsh border with her husband, five children, and their overly affectionate Golden Retriever.  Whatever the genre, she enjoys telling stories that tackle real issues and touch people's lives.

Author Links

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Goodreads:  https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1269244.Kate_Hewitt

Mailing List:  https://bookouture.com/subscribe/kate-hewitt/

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My Thoughts

My Daughter’s Baby by Kate Hewitt is an emotional and engaging story. It is a family drama that explores grief, the different ways people cope with the loss of a loved one, and complicated family dynamics.  When we first meet the characters, we get one impression of them.  Initial impressions of the characters evolve as we discover their deeper qualities.  The story reveals more about the characters as they grow and their relationships evolve.  Prejudices are tested by those on both sides of the cultural divide, and we get to see how their presumptions change.  I did feel the ending was a tad rushed, and I was left with a couple of unanswered questions (it was a still a sweet ending).  My Daughter’s Baby is a poignant tale about a bewildering loss, a baby boy, an unforeseen house guest, first impressions, baby blues, a returning parent, and finding a way forward. 

My Daughter’s Baby is available from Amazon*.  If you subscribe to Kindle Unlimited, My Daughter's Baby is included.  You can find Kate Hewitt's other novels here.    Kate Hewitt has The Bed and Breakfast by the Sea coming out November 15.  If you follow Kate Hewitt on Amazon, they will send you an email when she has a new book release. Thank you for dropping by today.  On Tuesday, October 28, I am a stop on the Great Escapes Virtual Book Tours with Missing at Christmas by Deena Alexander. There are some great books coming out next week (A few of them are The Tattered Cover by Ellery Adams, Texas Christmas Cover-Up by Terri Reed, C is for Courting by Shelley Shepard Gray, Murder by the Millions by Daryl Wood Gerber, and Shattered Amish Identity by Mary Alford). I hope that you have a wonderful weekend.  Take care and Happy Reading!

Kris

The Avid Reader

*I voluntarily read an advanced copy of this book.  I am not required to leave a review.  The comments and opinions expressed are strictly my own.

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A Secret Daughter from Ireland by Ann O'Loughlin

A Secret Daughter from Ireland

Book Summary

The young woman gazes at the Irish sea for the final time, a careful hand on her stomach. She will do anything to keep her unborn daughter safe, even if it means leaving this gorgeous house forever...

Becky gazes at the name of the village in her mother’s will: Orchid Bay, Ireland. It sounds like a magical place, so why did she never mention she owned a house there? Desperate to feel close to her mother again, Becky decides to escape her life in New York and travel to the wild Irish coast with her teenage daughter, Jen.

When she arrives, she finds peeling paint and a garden overgrown with wildflowers. Becky knows her mother would have wanted her to breathe new life into this house by the sea. And when local chef Ben, with his warm grey eyes, lilting Irish accent and kind smile, volunteers to help, they begin to renovate the house. And as they work together, Becky feels her heart slowly mending…

But before she can imagine a new life in the place that has captured her heart, Becky finds an old envelope lodged behind a painting. In the crinkled pages, she learns about doomed romances by the Irish sea and a pregnant daughter who was driven from the town in shame. Becky’s heart breaks as she thinks of her own daughter. But could this tragic love story explain why her mother kept this house a secret?

When Becky finally uncovers the connection between the letter and her family, it devastates her. Will the truth tear apart the happiness she has found? Or will she and her daughter finally be able to make a home with a new community here in this beautiful place?

An utterly emotional and page-turning read bursting with Irish magic, perfect for fans of Susanne O’Leary, Cathy Kelly and Mary Alice Monroe.

About the Author

Ann is the Irish author of five novels and has been translated into eleven languages. Her first novel The Ballroom Cafe was also an ebook bestseller and in the top 20 bestselling books of 2015 on Amazon UK. Ann loves to write and often gets up at 5am to get the words down, before starting her other job of writing as a news reporter. A leading journalist in Ireland, Ann has covered all major news events in a long career with Independent Newspapers, Ireland. She is now a senior journalist with the Irish Examiner specialising in legal issues. Ann has also lived in India. Originally from the west of Ireland she now lives on the east coast with her husband and family.

Author Links

https://www.facebook.com/annoloughlinbooks/

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https://x.com/annolwriter

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My Thoughts

A Secret Daughter from Ireland by Ann O’Loughlin took me to Orchid Bay, County Wicklow, Ireland along with Becky and her teenage daughter, Jen.  I felt for Becky who was taking one hit after another.  I cannot imagine arriving in Ireland with hopes for new start and finding your new home in a state of disrepair. Jen, being an angsty teenager, was little help in the beginning. She does love her mother and supports her.  The townspeople were a quirky bunch.  They added humor to the story.  I find the characters to be relatable, and they drive the story.  Becky is curious as to why her mother owned Coolnamona House and she hopes that the house holds the answers.  A Secret Daughter from Ireland is a story about secrets, new beginnings, family drama, unexpected revelations, romance, reconciliations, and forgiveness.  I wanted more local color in the story, so that I would feel transported to Ireland.   I enjoyed the uplifting ending that left me smiling.  A Secret Daughter from Ireland is the first heartwarming tale in Orchid Bay series, and  I am curious to see what will happen next in Orchid Bay.  

A Secret Daughter from Ireland is available from Amazon* (you can read it for free if you belong to Kindle Unlimited).  You can find Ann O'Loughlin's other novels here.  If you follow Ann O'Loughlin on Amazon, they will send you an email when she has a new book release.  Thank you for joining me today.  

Here is one of the inflatable trees that I have in my yard for Halloween.  I also have a tree that a witch ran into while flying on her broom.  The witch's cat is hanging onto a branch and her broom is stuck at the top of the tree.  I love incorporating humor into my displays.  I will continue working on my display this weekend.  I have not had much time this week to work on it.  I will return on Tuesday, October 7 with A Hidden Hope by Suzanne Woods Fisher. I hope that you have a wonderful weekend.  Take care and Happy Reading!

Kris

The Avid Reader

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Homemaker by Ruthie Knox and Annie Mare

Homemaker

Homemaker (Prairie Nightingale) by Ruthie Knox and Annie Mare

About Homemaker

 

Homemaker (Prairie Nightingale)

Mystery/Amateur Sleuth/Romantic Elements 

1st in Series 

Setting - Green Bay, Wisconsin 

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Thomas & Mercer (June 1, 2025)

Paperback Print length ‏ : ‎ 300 pages 

 

When a former friend and devoted mother vanishes, a confident homemaker turned amateur sleuth follows an unexpected trail of scandals and secrets to find her.

Prairie Nightingale is both the midlife mother of two teenage girls and a canny entrepreneur who has turned homemaking into a salaried profession. She’s also fascinated with the gritty details of other people’s lives. So when seemingly perfect Lisa Radcliffe, a member of her former mom-friends circle, suddenly disappears, it’s in Prairie’s nature to find out why.

Given her innate talent for vital pattern recognition, Prairie is out to catch a few clues by taking a long, hard look at everyone in Lisa’s life—and uncovering their secrets. Including Lisa’s. Prairie’s dogged curiosity is especially irritating to FBI agent Foster Rosemare, the first interesting man Prairie has met since her divorce. His square jaw and sharp suits don’t hurt.

But even as the investigation begins to wreak havoc on Prairie’s carefully tended homelife, she’s resolved to use her multivalent homemaking skills to solve the mystery of a missing mom—and along the way discover the thrill of her new sleuthing ambitions.

About Ruthie Knox and Annie Mare

Ruthie Knox and Annie Mare write critically acclaimed, bestselling mystery and romance, usually (but not always) together. They are the authors of the Prairie Nightingale mysteries and the TV Detectives mystery series. If you want more of their stories, check out their queer romances co-written as Mae Marvel, as well as solo work by Ruthie Knox (het romance), Annie Mare (grounded queer paranormal romance), and Robin York (Ruthie’s pen name for New Adult romance). Ruthie and Annie are married and live with two teenagers, two dogs, multiple fish, two glorious cats, four hermit crabs, and a bazillion plants in a very old house with a garden.

Author Links

Webpage: https://ruthieknoxandanniemare.com

Facebook: 

http://facebook.com/ruthieknox 

and 

https://www.facebook.com/anniemareromanceauthor

Instagram: @ruthieknoxromance and @spinsterpress

Excerpt

Prairie Nightingale stood on her tiptoes, ignoring the incessant buzz of her phone in the back pocket of her jeans and craning for a better look at Amber Jenkins.

“What do you think of Mrs. Jenkins’s handbag?” she asked her daughter Anabel.

Prairie and Anabel were part of a loose congregation of parents and family members milling around on the paved playground of the K–8 gifted school, waiting for the final release bell. Prairie hated moments like these, when there was a measurable stretch of time but nothing happening and no way to get anything done. An article she’d once read called it “garbage time.” When she was going through her divorce, she’d found a lot of articles like that—about how women’s time was wasted and their labor undervalued—as she tried to understand why the world believed she’d spent her seventeen years as a wife and mother doing essentially nothing.

“I don’t think of Mrs. Jenkins’s handbag.” Anabel looked away from her phone long enough to flick her eyes over to the purse in question. “But if you’re asking me how much it cost, that’s a seven-hundred-dollar bag. Nine, if it’s from this year.”

“Huh.” Prairie watched Amber, whose gaze was fixed in the middle distance as she arranged her ripple of blond hair over one shoulder. Bearing up under her own garbage time. Amber had two kids, like Prairie. She was sharp and irreverent, with a slightly faded tattoo of koi circling a lotus blossom on her shoulder. Once, she’d been Prairie’s favorite among a group of women who went for coffee after school drop-off and got together to make swag bags for the teachers. Prairie had always thought she and Amber had a genuine connection as the two moms in the group without a prestigious education. Both of them knew how to keep track of the drink orders from a ten top.

“Remember a couple of weeks ago when Mrs. Jenkins backed into that Dodge Ram and smashed her taillight?” Prairie asked Anabel.

“No. I have no idea what you’re talking about.” Her daughter’s dry tone failed to disguise a hint of interest. She was not immune to what some called Prairie’s nosiness and what Prairie called her talent at vital pattern recognition.

“Well, that happened. And look.” Prairie angled her head at a dirty black Escalade illegally parked across from the school. “The taillight is still busted.”

“So?”

“Who spends nine hundred dollars on a new handbag and doesn’t get their taillight fixed?”

Hermes Birkin Sellier 20 Faubourg by Night--sells for over $450,000

“I don’t know. Why would I know that?” Anabel squinted in Amber’s direction. “Didn’t she used to carry a Kitty Blue purse?”  

“That’s right! The metallic blue crossbody bag with the cat ears. And Kitty Blue is not high dollar.” Prairie had never bought anything from the faddish direct-to-consumer brand, but she was familiar from seeing it hyped on the social media channels of practically every woman she’d ever met. “An upgrade like that begs a lot of questions.”

“Not really. Lots of things could explain it. Maybe someone bought her this new purse because her Kitty Blue one started getting ratty. Or the people who fix cars are too busy. Why do you even care?”

“It’s just something to keep me occupied while we wait for your sister,” Prairie said. “I don’t really care.”

This was a lie. Prairie did care, in the way that you couldn’t help caring about people you’d known for your children’s entire lives who didn’t talk to you anymore and had blocked you from the group chat for reasons you understood but didn’t agree with.

It wasn’t Prairie’s fault. At least, she didn’t think so. She blamed Dr. Carmichael. Nathan Carmichael had been a popular local ob-gyn until Prairie found out—via an investigation that began when he failed to deliver an anticipated donation to the PTO the year she was fundraising chair—that the doctor was serially abusing his patients. She couldn’t let it go, and didn’t let it go, until there was nowhere for Nathan Carmichael to go but prison.

It caused a scandal. Green Bay was not a big town, in population or in generosity of spirit. The doctor’s wife, who had been part of Prairie’s friend group, had to resign her seat as a state senator and move away with her kids to weather the gossip. Prairie’s role in the unpleasantness did not go unnoticed.

She was shunned. Cast out. Politely, Midwest-nice ghosted.

Although, in truth, she had never been completely clear on whether she lost almost all her friends because she was a dog with a bone about Nathan Carmichael or because she’d pulled the trigger on her divorce. Everyone liked Greg, her ex. In fact, Prairie liked Greg, her ex. He was, as the women in her life had never failed to remind her, one of the good ones.

But she could have approval, or she could live free and do as she liked. When Prairie felt sad about the friends she’d lost getting to the bottom of the mystery, she looked at the picture she’d saved on her phone of Nathan Carmichael crying in a courtroom. When she felt sad about the friends she’d lost because of her divorce, she let herself feel sad.

Her conscience was clear.

Homemaker is available from Amazon, Bookshop.org, and Barnes & Noble.  The next A Prairie Nightingale Mystery is Trailbreaker which will be out on February 3, 2026.  You can find Ruthie Knox's other books here and Annie Mare's books here.  If you follow the author's, Amazon will send you an email when they have a new book coming out.  Would you like to win a signed paperback of Homemaker?  You can click here to enter the contest or you can use the Rafflecopter form below.  Leave a comment for an extra entry in the giveaway.  Good Luck!  

Thank you for dropping by today.  I will return on Thursday, June 19 with Skeletons, Secrets, and Speakeasies by Fran Heap.  It is the second A Willowcroft Cozy Mystery.  I hope that you have a cheerful day.  I am off to search for red rocking chairs for our new screened porch.  My mother wants red rocking chairs with cushions, so that is what I will get (which means that I will have two more items to assemble).  Don't forget to enter the giveaway before you depart.  Take care, good luck, and Happy Reading!

Kris

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