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What to Wear for the Rest of Your Life: Ageless Secrets of StyleAuthor: Kim Johnson Gross I don't know about you, but as I age and my body changes, I struggle with what to wear. I'm caught between wanting to appear elegant, fashionable and at the same time FUN. I have very strong ideas about what I like and tend to buy the same things over and over again. I AM IN A STYLE RUT! My rut is a combination of black and white striped shirts and dark slacks or skirts. Oh, and did I mention the bazillion ... continue reading...

Husband and Wife: A NovelAuthor: Leah StewartI wound myself into Leah Stewart’s “Husband and Wife” like a knitter winds a skein of yarn.  Every word rang true.  With so  many novels about infidelity, few carry the bereavement, the loss, the gain of not so much forgiveness as acceptance that this novel presents, and presents.  Stewart captures the acceptance that we are human, that our flaws contain that humanity as well as our “good parts.”  In her brilliant rendition of Nathan and Sarah, their ... continue reading...

It seems like FOREVER since we announced the nominees for the first ever Broad-Cademy Awards. There have been MANY changes since then.Broad "A" has left the broads to work on her novel and she'll be sadly missed. We have some NEW Broads and Bro's that you'll be meeting as well as some AMAZING new reviews and of course GIVEAWAYS for you to enter.You'll notice that our posting schedule will change slightly for the summer months, giving us more time to work on improving our pasty white ... continue reading...

Day for NightAuthor: Frederick ReikenWith lofty ambition, “Day for Night” juxtaposes multiple personality disorder with the Holocaust, creating a collage of puzzle pieces entangled and convoluted with characters that play connect the dot.  The pivotal point is Dillon, a young man who has survived a terrible motorcycle accident in Israel.  Dillon is now in a coma.  Dillon and his sister Dee (Gwendine) are from Utah, siblings of a cult family that does not want to let them go.  Although the novel ... continue reading...