"The Night Olivia Fell" by Christina McDonald

Title: The Night Olivia Fell
Author: Christina McDonald
Publisher:  Gallery Books
Year: 2019
Genre(s):  contemporary, suspense
Part of a Series: No

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Why I read it: Once Upon a Book Club pick

Summary: Abi’s life is turned upside down when her teenage daughter ends up in a coma. Declared braindead, Olivia is kept alive due to the baby growing inside her. As the weeks fly by, Abi struggles to find out the truth about what happened to her daughter before she has to say goodbye for good.

"The House on Harbor Hill” by Shelly Stratton

Title: The House on Harbor Hill
Author: Shelly Stratton
Publisher:  Kensington Publishing Corp.
Year: 2018
Genre(s):  historical fiction, contemporary
Part of a Series: No

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Why I read it: Once Upon a Book Club pick

Summary: After running from her abusive husband, Tracey has nowhere else to go with her two young children. She then receives an invitation from Delilah Grey to come live at her mansion in Camden Beach, Maryland. Tracey accepts and soon her ghosts help Delilah put her own to rest.

Merry Old England

 As I mentioned in my last post, I was on vacation and part of it was spent in London. I was also on vacation last week or else this would’ve been posted sooner. Still, I would like to highlight some books I’ve read and reviewed that are set in England.

(I probably should’ve done this as the post when I was in England and saved the summer books for this post but oh, well).

After going through the books I’ve reviewed, I realized I’ve read a lot set in England. And I already excluded Jane Austen. So I’m going to narrow it down to my top 5 books set in England.

Wish me luck!