Kerry Pettis is a journalist for the Broomfield Enterprise, focusing on local news and events in Broomfield, Colorado. With a passion for literature, Kerry's "Bookwoman" column highlights various authors and their works, providing readers with insightful book reviews and recommendations.
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Kerry Pettis' focus lies heavily on reviewing and providing exclusive insights into books, with a particular emphasis on emotional and meaningful stories. Authors or publicists offering new book releases, especially those centered around family dynamics and relationships, may find success in pitching to Kerry.
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By: Kerry Pettis
This novel is built around the disappearances of two siblings, 14 years apart.
By: Kerry Pettis
Shelby Van Pelt will speak about “Remarkably Bright Creatures” at the Broomfield Library Thursday.
“The Rom-Commers,” by Katherine Center Romantic comedies are everywhere these days, both in the library and in movies and television shows.
By: Kerry Pettis
“Worst Case Scenario,” by T.J. Newman T. J. Newman is a former flight attendant, and her first two novels (“Falling” and “Drowning”) both featured airline-related incidents.
By: Kerry Pettis
“Sipsworth,” by Simon Van Booy An 80-year-old Helen Cartwright has returned to her native England after living in Australia for 60 years.
In addition to a California travelogue, Daphne's journey through her many romances and boyfriends makes up the bulk of the story. In the last third of the book, the reader learns of an unexpected element in Daphne's life. This major twist helps explain her actions and decisions.
By: Kerry Pettis
“Here One Moment,” by Liane Moriarty A crowded flight from Hobart to Sydney, Australia, has spent 90 minutes on the tarmac, and the passengers are restless.
“One Perfect Couple,” by Ruth Ware Layla is a British scientist, struggling with an unsuccessful research project.
Prolific author Gerritsen is beginning a new series with this book.
This will be my last Bookwoman column. I have written a book review a week since 2011. That's over 650 books/reviews!
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