“You always wanted to do something big. Something important.”

A review of “Loving Frank” in 100 words by Catherine Stove

At the heart of this novel is this question: what should you do when you’re pulled in two different directions, and one choice comes at the expense of the other? It’s a great premise for a story that … Read More

“I still haven’t given up Norway, and if it is God’s will, I would like to go back one day.”

A review of “Kristine, Finding Home: Norway to America” in 100 words by Catherine Stover

There are two groups of readers who will love this book. Descendants of Norwegian immigrants (like me) who have grown up hearing about wanting to go back to Norway someday will recognize many of the … Read More

“I think I’ve figured out why people have to die – they really like the past best.”

A review of “Jennie’s Tiger” in 100 words by Catherine Stover

Eva Gayle Six is an American author of historical fiction that few have heard of. Her novel, Jennie’s Tiger: A woman’s pioneering stand in an untamed corner of Washington state, is based on the  life of Jennie Wooding, born … Read More