July: Reading With Rochelle Weinstein
Hello Readers & Friends,
Another month flies by, and just when I think I have my TBR under control, BAM. Another Tuesday and another set of titles to replenish the pile. I read some fabulous books in July, and there was the obvious bingeworthy Netflix series which everyone is talking about: The Hunting Wives. As an author who just had her novel What You Do To Me optioned for a feature film, it’s wonderful to see our hard work on the big screen. Join me in congratulating May Cobb on this pinch-me moment. If you’re in the North Carolina area, I’ll be in Blowing Rock 8/17 and Greensboro 8/26. In the meantime, check out my July Reads.
Moral clarity meets Artificial Intelligence in this modern-day unputdownable drama.
Culpability, Bruce Holsinger
Powerful women combat Russian spies in this brilliantly written historical fiction.
The Women of Arlington Hall, Jane Healey
After you lift your draw off the floor from the opening chapter, you’re in for a rare love story–old and new–that will stay with you for days.
Finding Grace, Loretta Rothschild
Lara Love Hardin is the fierce heroine we all need. What doesn’t kill us makes us stronger.
The Many Lives of Mama Love, A Memoir of Lying, Stealing, Writing, and Healing, Lara Love Hardin
Three sisters return to the childhood home where their parents were murdered. Secrets come to light in this suspenseful pageturner.
No One Can Know, Kate Alice Marshall
Mothers and grandmothers–unbreakable bonds–sprinkled with the delectable comfort of food.
The Fourth Daughter, Lyn Liao Butler
Stunning historical fiction featuring jewelry thieves and decades-old murder, plus Kristin Harmel’s brilliant, signature heart.
The Stolen Life of Colette Marceau, Kristin Harmel
A moving novel of friendship and loyalty set on the 1926 Santa Fe Railroad. Empowering with characters you can’t help but root for.
The Harvey Girls, Juliette Fay
Thank you to the authors, publishers, publicists, and NetGalley for sharing these fabulous reads with me. Now it’s your turn. Happy Reading. And don’t forget to write reviews and share with your friends.
Rochelle
Rochelle B. Weinstein is the USA Today bestselling author of multiple contemporary fiction novels, most recently We Are Made of Stars. Her work has been featured in People, Deadline, Entertainment Weekly, Country Living, Woman’s Day, Woman’s World, First for Women, Kveller, Totally Booked with Zibby, Book Bub, and more. Rochelle is the book columnist for AQUA Magazine and a frequent speaker and workshop instructor. A former entertainment industry executive and NBC-6 Miami book correspondent, Rochelle splits her time between South Florida and the mountains of North Carolina. Visit her at www.rochelleweinstein.com and subscribe to her newsletter.
WE ARE MADE OF STARS
Secrets, lies, and second chances are served up beneath the stars at a picturesque mountain getaway in this powerful novel about love and family by the bestselling author of This Is Not How It Ends.
At the Vis Ta Vie inn, Reneé and Jean-Paul De La Rue face the daunting decision to close their beloved home for good.
They’re not the only ones going through a season of change, though. Their guests include three couples in crisis: Hollywood celebs Leo and Penny are spending their silver anniversary together while on the cusp of divorce. Lucy, a practical-minded therapist, and Henry, an astronomer with his head in the stars, are struggling to find common ground. And former lawyer and current stay-at-home mom Sienna and charismatic sports agent Adam look perfect but are hiding rifts of their own. Thrown into the mix are self-absorbed single mother Cassidy and her sullen fifteen-year-old daughter, Rosalie.
The stage is set for a week of betrayals, regrets, and shocking truths that can rend the heart or heal it. Vis Ta Vie―live your life―captures what it means to love through the darkness, and to find the light even after the magic fades.
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