Category Archives: Legend Press

“The Shadow Bird” by Ann Gosslin – Book Review

Posted on October 17, 2020 by Fictionophile

Erin Cartwright, a psychiatrist in her late thirties, is conflicted. Born in small-town Maine, she escaped the clutches of her dysfunctional family and fled to England. Now, back on American soil once again after twenty years, she is posing as … Continue reading →

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“Lacey’s House” by Joanne Graham – Book Review @Legend_Press

Posted on November 4, 2019 by Fictionophile

A beautifully written, well crafted, debut “Lacey’s house” is a novel told in two voices.  Alternate chapters introduce us to Rachel — a young, single, and solitary artist who has just miscarried — and Lacey, an elderly women with a horrific past … Continue reading →

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“To the edge of shadows” by Joanne Graham – Book Review

Posted on January 17, 2015 by Fictionophile

Like most readers of popular fiction, I tend to follow authors I like.  In fact I will more often remember the name of the author than the name of a book’s title. Last summer I read “Lacey’s House” by Joanne … Continue reading →

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