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
“Mrs. Quinn's Rise to Fame,” by Olivia Ford Jenny Quinn has always loved baking, and at age 77 she decides to take a gamble and try out for the “Britain Bakes” television show.
“The Night Crew” by John Sandford This is a standalone mystery from the prolific author of many series novels.
By: Kerry Pettis
He discovered that “journalism is a perfect occupation for the curious.”
“Pete and Alice in Maine,” by Caitlin Shetterly It is the beginning of the COVID pandemic, and no one really knows what to expect.
By: Kerry Pettis
“Clear,” by Carys Davies Set on a remote island between Scotland and Norway, this novella relates the interactions between two men stranded there in the 1800s.
Greta is a guitar-playing rock star, supported in that lifestyle by her mother but not her father. When her mother dies unexpectedly and Greta is out of the country on tour, her father's disapproval increases. Then, Greta's brother guilts her into going on an Alaskan cruise, replacing her mother to keep her father company on their “anniversary celebration journey.”
“Never Give Up,” by Tom Brokaw The subtitle of this biography is “A Prairie Family's Story.” Renowned broadcaster Tom Brokaw has written a
By: Kerry Pettis
“The Same Bright Stars,” by Ethan Joella Set in the resort community of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, we enter the life of Jack Schmidt, who runs a restaurant with the family's name.
Eventually, satisfactory explanations tie up all the loose ends and the clues make sense, but it took a lot of wiggling around to make that happen. Coben is a master of mystery and suspense, but this book got unnecessarily complicated, in my opinion.
By: Kerry Pettis
“The Coworker,” by Freida McFadden Part one of this book highlights the relationship in an office between a sales rep and her accountant coworker.
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