Karin Gillespie
Karin Gillespie is a Midwestern girl who, after forty years in Georgia, is still trying to get the hang of being Southern. In 2016 she received a Georgia Author of the Year award, and in addition to her novels, she has written for the New York Times, the Washington Post and Writer Magazine.
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Karin Gillespie is a Midwestern girl who, after forty years in Georgia, is still trying to get the hang of being Southern. In 2016 she received a Georgia Author of the Year award, and in addition to her novels, she has written for the New York Times, the Washington Post and Writer Magazine.
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I found this book to be a nice, lighthearted read. I thoroughly enjoyed the author's images of Heaven. It was definitely a unique idea.A quick read which I really enjoyed.Thanks to Henery Press and Net Galley for providing me with a free e-galley in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.
I have become quite a fan of Henery Press, having discovered some really awesome authors through them. So when I got the chance to try another author, I didn't even think twice, but signed right up. I really should have taken a minute to have read the fine print. I was looking forward to another fa...
Dollycas’s ThoughtsThis is my first Karen Gillespie read but it sure won’t me my last! If was good to stray from the mystery genre for this fantastic story!Toni Lee Wells is what I would call an adult spoiled brat at the beginning of this story. Her pro tennis career is over due to an injury and her...
4.5 stars! I loved the beginning of this book! "Where's that traveling violin man when you need him?" HA! Then, it started getting into the bulk of the story and started getting onto a more serious note which was still very good for me. The writing was good, the characters were well developed, sex w...
It had been a while since I'd read any of the Bottom Dollar Girls and when I first started this one seeing all the characters names, I was like who? By the second or third chapter, they all came back to me and I realized I had missed them. A group of older women, mostly widowed, who had been friends...
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