May: Reading With Rochelle Weinstein
Hello Readers & Friends,
April showers bring May flowers. Was that true in your neck of the words? We didn’t have much rain here in Miami, but the heat is on. Full blast. And as I sit at my writing desk preparing this column, surrounded by my hydrangea and stacks of books, I can’t help but notice the similarities between books and flowers. They each begin with a planted seed, elements nurture and challenge, and then they grow into something beautiful and worth sharing. May’s bouquet has some special blooms. See what I read and loved.
What would you do if you could spend an hour in your past?
The Memory Collectors, Dete Meserve
Gorgeously written novel of family, secrets. and the choices we make.
The Best We Could Hope For, Nicola Kraus
Twistiest take on marriage and divorce I’ve ever read.
The Perfect Divorce, Jeneva Rose
Opening night of The Manor: secrets, lies, and murder.
Midnight Feast, Lucy Foley
You had me at Daisy Jones & The Six meets Almost Famous.
Mayluna, Kelley McNeil
It’s the BEST love story.
It’s a Love Story, Annabel Monaghan
The complexities of motherhood. A must read.
Maternal Ambivalence, Margo Lowy, PHD
Brilliant, extraordinary love story.
Atmosphere, Taylor Jenkins Reid
Three women take on motherhood with a surprise twist.
Woman on the Verge, Kim Hooper
Difficult subject, but worth every page.
The River is Waiting, Wally Lamb
A laugh out loud enemies-to-lovers romance.
Perfect Match Mess, M.J. Fox
Inspirational and moving gem about finding the extraordinary in everyday life.
Retune Your Heart, Don Blackwell
And that’s a wrap.
Happy Reading! And don’t forget to plant some seeds and write reviews for your favorite books. It’s good for the earth and good for authors.
Rochelle
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Rochelle B. Weinstein is the USA Today and Amazon bestselling author of eight women’s fiction novels. A former entertainment industry executive, she splits her time between sunny South Florida and the mountains of North Carolina. Rochelle is the monthly book contributor at Miami’s AQUA Magazine and teaches publishing workshops at Nova Southeastern University’s Alvin Sherman Library. Visit her at www.rochelleweinstein.com and subscribe to her newsletter.
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